Animal Camouflage and Adaptation

The video explores the concept of camouflage in animals, highlighting various techniques they use to blend into their environments. It covers color matching, pattern and multi-color camouflage, active camouflage where animals change colors, and self-decoration using natural materials. These strategies help animals hide from predators and sneak up on prey, ensuring their survival in different habitats.

What is the primary purpose of camouflage in animals?

• To avoid predators

• To communicate with others

• To attract mates

• To find food

What is the main advantage of blending in with the environment for animals?

• It makes them more attractive

• It helps them find food

• It helps them migrate

• It protects them from predators

How does color matching help animals in their environment?

• By making them more visible

• By helping them blend in

• By changing their shape

• By making them faster

Which animal uses its fur to resemble the rocks in its habitat?

• Bird

• Flounder

• Snake

• Rodent

How does the flounder use camouflage in its environment?

• By mimicking the ocean floor

• By using bright colors

• By changing its shape

• By hiding in trees

What is a unique feature of active camouflage?

• It is only used by birds

• It is permanent

• It allows animals to change color quickly

• It involves using natural materials

Which animal's fur changes color with the seasons to provide camouflage?

• Rodent

• Bird

• Flounder

• Octopus

What is a common feature of animals that use active camouflage?

• They are always underwater

• They can change their color and pattern

• They are nocturnal

• They live in deserts

Which animal is known for using self-decoration as a form of camouflage?

• Octopus

• Deer

• Decorator crab

• Jackrabbit

What is the term for animals that use natural materials to camouflage themselves?

• Self-decoration

• Active camouflage

• Color matching

• Pattern camouflage