Adaptations and Survival

What animal description would most likely be found in an Arctic Habitat?

• think fur, layer of fat

• scales, fins

• webbed feet, beak

• thin fur, paws

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What animal description would most likely be found in an Desert Habitat?

• thick fur, layer of fat

• scales, fins

• scaly ski, fangs

• webbed feet, beak

What animal description would most likely be found in an Wetland Habitat?

• thick fur, layer of fat

• scales, fins

• scaly skin fangs

• thin fur, paws

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These following items: frog's webbed feet, seal's layer of fat, cat's claws, bear's thick fur, could be best described as what?

• Hibernation

• Animals

• Migration

• Animal Adaptations

What animal description would most likely be found in an Ocean Habitat?

• an animal with scales and prefers a hot dry habitat

• an animal with fur and claws

• an animal with scales, fins an gills

• an animal that lives in the trees

It is an advantage for wolves to travel alone.

• True

• False

Tyler is planning to build habitats for some animals at a zoo. He has descriptions of the animals and three different habitats to design.

What should Tyler keep in mind while building the habitats?

• The living things will all need a hot environment to survive.

• The living things are adapted to live in different habitats.

• The living things can adapt to live in cold habitats.

• The living things can adapt and survive in any habitat.

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Why can a frog be the same color as a the plant in its habitat?

• The frogs are green because they want to look like each other.

• The frogs are green because they get their color from eating green plants.

• The frogs are green because they absorb the same sunlight that plants do.

• The frogs are green because matching their environment helps them survive.

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Why do birds fly in a v-shape formation?

• To break the wind and make it easier for the birds behind the leader

• To make an arrow pointing where they are going

• To make it harder to fly

• They do not fly in a v-shape formation

What does migrate mean?

• Low heart rate and sleeping for the winter

• Move from one place to another

• Temporarily inactive

• To find food