Adaptation - Survival Mechanisms

The video discusses various adaptations in animals and plants that help them survive in their environments. The Gerenuk uses its flexible joints and long tongue to feed on high branches. Polar bears have adaptations like hollow fur and small ears to survive in the Arctic. The Venus flytrap has adaptations to obtain nutrients from insects. However, the ladybird lacks an adaptation to escape predators.

What unique feature allows the Geranook to reach high branches?

• Its sharp claws

• Its strong tail

• Its flexible hip joints

• Its long neck

How do polar bears' hollow fur help them?

• It allows them to swim faster

• It helps them camouflage in the snow

• It keeps them warm and helps them float

• It makes them invisible to predators

What adaptation helps polar bears grip the ice?

• Their strong legs

• Their sharp claws

• Their long hairs between foot pads

• Their webbed feet

How does the Venus flytrap obtain extra nutrients?

• By capturing and digesting insects

• By storing water in its leaves

• By growing in nutrient-rich soil

• By absorbing sunlight

Which of the following does not have an adaptation to escape predators?

• Ladybird

• Venus flytrap

• Polar bear

• Geranook