Adaption

The video explains adaptation as structural or behavioral changes that help organisms survive in their environments. It covers various habitats and how plants and animals adapt to them. Structural adaptations include features like a giraffe's long neck, while behavioral adaptations involve actions like bird migration. Internal adaptations, such as hollow bones in birds, are also discussed. Adaptive traits aid in movement, protection, and feeding, with examples like camouflage and mimicry. The video concludes by prompting viewers to consider future human adaptations.

What is an example of a structural adaptation in animals?

• A giraffe's long neck

• A bird migrating to a warmer climate

• A fish swimming in a school

• A bear hibernating in winter

Which of the following is a behavioral adaptation in plants?

• Brightly colored flowers

• Deep root systems

• Dormancy during dry periods

• Thick bark on trees

What internal adaptation helps birds to fly?

• Hollow bones

• Strong muscles

• Sharp claws

• Wide wingspan

How do arthropods' jointed legs benefit them?

• They provide warmth

• They aid in camouflage

• They allow quick movement

• They help in swimming

What is the purpose of camouflage in animals?

• To attract mates

• To blend in with the environment

• To store food

• To regulate body temperature

Which adaptation helps pine trees survive in cold environments?

• Broad leaves

• Thin, pointy needles

• Thick bark

• Deep roots

How do some flowers attract pollinators?

• By growing tall

• By having thorns

• By using color patterns and scents

• By producing large seeds