Aest Animal

Emperor Penguins slide on their bellies while pushing with their legs, which saves energy during long journeys. What type of adaptation is this?

• Behavioural Adaptation

• Physiological Adaptation

• Structural

  Adaptation

Emperor Penguins during a deep dive, their heart rate slows from 80-100 down to 20 beats per minute. What type of adaptation is this?

• Behavioural Adaptation

• Physiological Adaptation

• Structural

  Adaptation

Emperor Penguins' short and stiff tail helps balance on land, which forms a tripod with heels on ice to prevent slipping. What type of adaptation is this?

• Behavioural Adaptation

• Physiological Adaptation

• Structural

  Adaptation

Brown Bears communicate their claim to territory with grunts and roars. What type of adaptation is this?

• Behavioural Adaptation

• Physiological Adaptation

• Structural

  Adaptation

Tags

NGSS.MS-LS1-4

Brown Bears hibernate in winter to escape the cold temperatures and preserve energy. What type of adaptation is this?

• Behavioural Adaptation

• Physiological Adaptation

• Structural

  Adaptation

Tags

NGSS.MS-LS2-1

NGSS.MS-LS2-4

Brown Bears long, intimidating claws that help to dig for food in logs and dirt. What type of adaptation is this?

• Behavioural Adaptation

• Physiological Adaptation

• Structural

  Adaptation

Red kangaroos are more active during the cooler periods of the day and relax during the warmer parts of the day. What type of adaptation is this?

• Behavioural Adaptation

• Physiological Adaptation

• Structural

  Adaptation

Tags

NGSS.MS-LS1-4

When Red kangaroo's front teeth wear out they fall out and the back teeth move forward as a replacement. What type of adaptation is this?

• Behavioural Adaptation

• Physiological Adaptation

• Structural

  Adaptation

Which two body systems work together to allow animal bodies to move?

• Nervous and Digestive

• Circulatory and Excretory

• Muscular and Skeletal

• Endocrine and Respiratory

Which of these is true of all animals?

• They are unicellular.

• They are producers.

• They reproduce asexually.

• They are multicellular.