Adaptaciones insólitas

The video explores various animal adaptations that enable species to survive in their environments. It highlights the star-nosed mole's unique tentacles for touch, the Aye Aye's specialized hunting technique, the dugong's grazing habits, and the platypus and echidna's egg-laying abilities. These adaptations have evolved over generations, showcasing the diversity of survival strategies in the animal kingdom.

What unique feature helps the star-nosed mole compensate for its poor eyesight?

• Its large feet with scales

• Its water-repellent skin

• The 22 fleshy tentacles on its snout

• Its ability to swim underwater

How does the Aye Aye locate and extract its food?

• By using its sharp claws to dig

• By swimming underwater to catch fish

• By pounding trees and using its elongated middle finger

• By using its keen sense of smell

What is the primary diet of the dugong?

• Tree bark and leaves

• Insects and mollusks

• Underwater vegetation

• Small fish and crustaceans

What sensory feature does the platypus use to hunt underwater?

• Its sharp eyesight

• Its electroreceptive duckbill

• Its long whiskers

• Its powerful tail

Which of the following is true about the echidna?

• It uses its spikes to hunt

• It lays eggs

• It has a duckbill

• It is a marine animal