Adaptations at Animal Wonders - Field Trip

The video explores various animal adaptations at Animal Wonders Montana, focusing on defense mechanisms across different species. It covers reptiles like the blue-tongued skink, amphibians like the tiger salamander, birds such as green-cheeked conures, invertebrates like the emperor scorpion, and mammals like the African crested porcupine. The video also delves into the etymology of the word 'camouflage'.

What role does flight play as an adaptation for birds?

What is the significance of camouflage in the context of predator and prey adaptations?

How do adaptations help animals survive in their environments?

In what ways do adaptations evolve over time according to the text?