Animal Adaptations: Survival Strategies in Nature

The video discusses various animal adaptations, both physical and behavioral, that help them survive in their environments. Examples include sharks' streamlined bodies and gills, bears' hibernation, and raccoons' nocturnal habits. It also touches on how Labrador Retrievers have been bred for specific traits. The video concludes with review questions to reinforce learning.

How do sharks' teeth contribute to their survival?

• They help sharks filter water.

• They allow sharks to grip and tear apart their prey.

• They help sharks chew their food.

• They are used for defense against predators.

Which of the following animals is known to hibernate during winter?

• Dolphins

• Elephants

• Bears

• Lions

What is a key behavioral adaptation of raccoons?

• They are active during the day.

• They hibernate in winter.

• They migrate to warmer climates.

• They are mostly nocturnal.

How have raccoons adapted to urban environments?

• They have become vegetarians.

• They have become solitary animals.

• They have learned to open garbage cans.

• They have started living in water bodies.

What physical trait helps Labrador Retrievers run long distances?

• Their long tails

• Their large ears

• Their short hair

• Their webbed feet