Animal Lifestyle

What is the habitat of a polar bear?

• Mountains

• Tropical rainforest

• Desert

• Arctic region, on the sea ice

How do chameleons adapt to their environment?

• By flying away from predators

• By emitting a strong odor to deter threats

• By changing color to blend in with their surroundings.

• By camouflaging as a different animal

Where do kangaroos typically live?

• Asia

• Australia

• Antarctica

• Africa

What adaptation do camels have to survive in the desert?

• Camels have fins to swim in the sand dunes

• Camels have gills to breathe underwater in the desert

• Camels have humps to store fat, thick fur, specialized nostrils and eyelids, and can conserve water.

• Camels have wings to fly in the desert

What is the habitat of a penguin?

• Cold regions in the Southern Hemisphere

• Arctic tundra

• Tropical rainforests

• Deserts

How do dolphins adapt to living in the ocean?

• Dolphins adapt to living in the ocean by evolving streamlined bodies, developing sonar, and having a thick layer of blubber.

• Dolphins adapt to living in the ocean by hibernating during the winter months

• Dolphins adapt to living in the ocean by growing wings and flying in the sky

• Dolphins adapt to living in the ocean by building nests on land

Where do elephants usually reside?

• Savannas, forests, and grasslands

• Cities, villages, and lakes

• Deserts, mountains, and oceans

• Jungles, tundras, and deserts

What adaptation do owls have for hunting at night?

• Small eyes with few rod cells

• Dull hearing abilities

• Large eyes with many rod cells, specialized feathers, keen hearing abilities

• No feathers

What is the habitat of a lion?

• Mountain peaks and underground caves

• Grasslands, savannas, dense scrub, and open woodlands

• Rainforests and coral reefs

• Deserts and arctic tundras

How do fish adapt to living underwater?

• Wings for flying in the water

• Legs for walking on the ocean floor

• Physiological and behavioral adaptations such as gills, swim bladders, streamlined bodies, scales, and lateral lines.

• Fur for staying warm in the water