Adaptations to Climate

The video discusses various adaptations of living organisms to climate changes. It highlights how bears in the Sierra Nevada hibernate, Arctic plants grow quickly, and moose have thick fur and long legs for cold climates. Additionally, it explains migration as a strategy for survival, with birds like geese moving to warmer areas during cold seasons. These examples illustrate the diverse ways in which animals and plants adapt to their environments.

What adaptation helps bears in the Sierra Nevada survive the winter?

• Migration to warmer areas

• Hibernation

• Thick fur

• Building nests

How do Arctic plants take advantage of their short growing season?

• By flowering quickly

• By shedding leaves

• By growing tall

• By storing water

Which feature helps moose walk through deep snow?

• Long legs

• Sharp claws

• Short legs

• Webbed feet

What is the term for animals moving to different locations in response to seasonal changes?

• Migration

• Adaptation

• Hibernation

• Evolution

Why do many animals migrate?

• To find new mates

• To escape predators

• To move to places where survival is easier

• To explore new territories