Adaptar

The video explores the concept of adaptation, explaining how animals and plants develop physical characteristics and behaviors to survive in various habitats. Examples include desert toads using camouflage, polar bears in the Arctic, and aquatic animals like fish and sea turtles. The video also discusses plant adaptations in different environments, such as pine trees in cold climates and seagrasses in aquatic habitats. It concludes with a reflection on how adaptations help living things survive, grow, and reproduce.

What is the primary purpose of camouflage in desert animals?

• To attract mates

• To find food easily

• To blend in with surroundings

• To regulate body temperature

How do polar bears use their white fur in the Arctic?

• To scare away predators

• To attract prey

• To blend in with the snow

• To store food

What adaptation helps Canada geese survive in cold climates?

• Camouflage

• Thick fur

• Migration

• Hibernation

Why do some forest animals have nocturnal habits?

• To avoid predators

• To find more food

• To conserve energy

• To stay warm

How have giraffes adapted to their grassland environment?

• By developing long necks

• By growing thick fur

• By becoming nocturnal

• By migrating

What feature allows fish to breathe underwater?

• Fins

• Gills

• Scales

• Streamlined body

How do seagrasses adapt to their aquatic environment?

• By storing water

• By having deep roots

• By developing thick leaves

• By growing in clear water