Animal and plant adaptations

1. Some animals have large eyes in a tropical rain forest so they...

• can see in the dark.

• capture sunlight.

• they store fat in their lumps.

2. Deciduous trees have broad leaves that...

• escape from the frequent fires.

• disrupts ecological balance.

• capture sunlight.

3. Conifers are called evergreens because...

• keeping the ground dark.

• they never lose their leaves.

• can see in the dark.

4. Grassland animals are very fast and can...

• escape from the frequent fires.

• keeping the ground dark.

• can see in the dark.

5. Canopies in rain forests block the sunlight...

• keeping the ground dark.

• and turn brown until the rains come.

• protect themselves from the cold.

6. Camels survive in the desert because...

• capture sunlight.

• they never lose their leaves.

• they store fat in their lumps.

7. Grasses in grassland regions become dormant...

• keeping the ground dark.

• and turn brown until the rains come.

• disrupts ecological balance.

8. Animals in cold deserts burrow underground to...

• capture sunlight.

• protect themselves from the cold.

• escape from the frequent fires.

9. People continue to build homes in new areas and this...

• protect themselves from the cold.

• escape from the frequent fires.

• disrupts ecological balance.