Adaptations

Something that an animal changes about itself over a long period of time, to help it survive.

• adaptation

• abiotic factor

• biotic factor

• biome

Responses to abiotic factors that help the animal survive.

• Behavioral adaptation

• physiological adaptation

• Structural adaptation

A body process change to organs.These changes are not often visible by observation.

• Behavioral Adaptation

• Physiological Adaptation

• Structural Adaptation

A feature of an organism's body that helps it to survive.

• Behavioral Adaptation

• Physiological Adaptation

• Structural Adaptation

Animals can also adapt their ______________ patterns, much more quickly than their physical appearances.

• behavioral

• eating

• sleeping

Click the option that does NOT demonstrate an animal’s way of dealing with an abiotic factor as a part of survival.

• Birds migrating to warm climates

• Bears hibernate to escape the cold

• Lizards finding a sunny spot to warm up

• A turtle hiding in its shell from a predator

Physiological adaptations are based on body chemistry and do not show up on the outside. Choose the option that is NOT a physiological adaptation

• A squirrel burying acorns in the fall

• kidney for kangaroos that prevent blood clots when bit by mosquitos

• he millipede bug is toxic and keeps it from being eaten by its prey.

Bears hibernate to escape the cold is an example of __________ adaptations

• Behavioral

• Physiological

• Structural

Snake venom is an example of __________ adaptations

• Behavioral

• Physiological

• Structural

Arctic foxes’ pure white fur allows them to hunt and move around unseen. is an example of __________ adaptations

• Behavioral

• Physiological

• Structural