The video discusses various adaptations in animals and plants that help them survive in their environments. It highlights the giraffe's ability to feed on high branches due to its flexible joints and tongue, the polar bear's adaptations for Arctic survival, including thick fur and small ears, and the Venus flytrap's ability to obtain nutrients from insects. The concept of adaptations as characteristics that aid survival is introduced.

What unique feature allows the animal to reach the highest branches of the beaked acacia?

• Its long neck

• Its flexible hip joints

• Its sharp claws

• Its strong wings

What is the term used to describe characteristics that help organisms survive in their environment?

• Evolution

• Transformations

• Mutations

• Adaptations

How do polar bears' hollow hairs benefit them?

• They make them invisible to predators

• They provide camouflage in the snow

• They help them float and keep warm

• They allow them to swim faster

What adaptation helps the Venus flytrap survive in nutrient-poor soils?

• Its deep roots

• Its ability to catch and digest insects

• Its thick leaves

• Its tall stem

What is the main reason the Catarina struggles to survive?

• It cannot find enough food

• It does not have an adaptation to escape predators

• It lacks a suitable habitat

• It is affected by climate change