The video explains animal adaptation, a process where animals develop traits to survive in their environments. These adaptations, acquired through natural selection, include body structures like thicker fur and behaviors like migration. Examples of adaptations in body parts include webbed feet and wings. Adaptations help animals find food, avoid predators, and survive in various environments. Camouflage and warning signals are also discussed, highlighting how animals blend in or signal danger to predators.

What is the primary process through which animals acquire adaptations?

• Random chance

• Artificial selection

• Genetic mutation

• Natural selection

Which of the following is an example of a behavioral adaptation?

• Sharp claws

• Thicker fur

• Migration

• Webbed feet

What adaptation helps ducks swim efficiently?

• Thick feathers

• Long necks

• Sharp beaks

• Webbed feet

How do some animals use camouflage?

• To blend in with their environment

• To attract mates

• To regulate body temperature

• To signal danger

What is the purpose of bright colors in some animals?

• To attract prey

• To regulate body temperature

• To warn predators of toxicity

• To blend in with surroundings