Animal's Protection

What is the meaning the survival of an animal species.?

• The ability of a species to thrive in a single habitat.
• The process of an animal species becoming a different species altogether.
• The extinction of a species due to environmental changes.
• The ability of animals to maintain their species to avoid extinction.

Bedbugs, beetles, and

cockroaches ...................................................

causing the enemies

not to come near them.

• Produce bad smell

• Have sting

• Have fake eyes

• Have stings

............... have patterns that

resemble fake eyes on their

wings to deceive the enemies.

• Turtle

• Horse

• Moth

• Bedbug

The hard scales found on crocodiles can protect them from

injuries.

• True
• False

Horses, rabbits, and frogs have

....................................... to move fast so

that they are able to escape from the

enemies.

Deers, buffaloes, and

gaurs used their ............................................... for self-defence

• claws
• teeth
• horns
• tails

Porcupines will raise the sharp spines on their bodies to scare

the enemies. The enemies trying to touch porcupines’ bodies will be pierced

• True
• False

When pufferfish feel threatened, they

will .............................................................. that have

sharp spines three times of their size to scare the enemies.

Lizard will ...................................... to distract their enemies while they escape.

• drop its tail
• make a loud noise
• change color
• run away quickly

What is the specific behavior of cuttlefish and octopuses

when they are attacked by their enemies?

• Cuttlefish and octopuses freeze in place until the threat passes.
• They emit a loud noise to scare off their enemies.
• Cuttlefish and octopuses swim towards their predators to confront them.
• Cuttlefish and octopuses release ink and change color to evade predators.