Animal Adaptations and Habitats

The video explores the concept of adaptation in animals, focusing on how different species have evolved to survive in their respective habitats. It covers various environments such as deserts, arboreal, aquatic, and polar regions, highlighting specific adaptations like camels' humps, monkeys' tails, fish gills, and penguins' blubber. The video emphasizes the importance of these adaptations for survival and how they eliminate the need for external protection like jackets.

What does adaptation mean in the context of animals?

• A change in habitat

• A change in physical features to suit the environment

• A change in behavior

• A change in diet

Which of the following is a habitat for camels?

• Polar

• Aquatic

• Desert

• Forest

What special feature helps camels keep sand out of their eyes?

• Sharp claws

• Thick fur

• Long eyelashes

• Webbed feet

How do camels survive without water for many days?

• They drink a lot of water at once

• They store fat in their humps

• They store water in their humps

• They have a slow metabolism

What is the primary habitat of monkeys?

• Polar

• Arboreal

• Aquatic

• Desert

What adaptation helps monkeys swing easily on trees?

• Thick fur

• Long arms and legs

• Sharp teeth

• Short tails

How do fish breathe underwater?

• Through their skin

• With lungs

• Using gills

• By swallowing air

What feature helps penguins swim efficiently?

• Long legs

• Sharp beaks

• Flippers

• Thick fur

Why don't penguins feel cold in their natural habitat?

• They have thick feathers

• They have blubber under their skin

• They have a high metabolism

• They migrate to warmer areas

What is the role of blubber in polar animals?

• To help them float

• To store food

• To keep them warm

• To help them swim faster