Animal Adaptations and Survival Strategies

The video explores animal adaptations, focusing on penguins and camels. Penguins use flipper-like wings and webbed feet for swimming, and have special glands to filter salt. Camels, adapted to desert life, have humps for fat storage, thick fur for temperature regulation, and features to protect against sand. The video emphasizes how adaptations help animals survive in diverse environments.

What is the primary habitat discussed in the introduction of the video?

• Ocean

• Desert

• Rainforest

• Mountains

How do penguins use their wings?

• For climbing

• For digging

• For swimming

• For flying

What special feature helps penguins filter salt from the water?

• Their beak

• Their webbed feet

• A special gland

• Their feathers

What is the purpose of a camel's hump?

• To store water

• To store fat

• To store food

• To store air

How do camels protect their eyes from sand?

• With bushy eyebrows and two layers of eyelashes

• With a special membrane

• With their long fur

• With a protective film

Which animal is known for living deep in the ocean?

• Octopus

• Camel

• Eagle

• Penguin

What is the main function of animal body coverings?

• To make them look attractive

• To help them climb

• To help them fly

• To keep them warm or cool

What adaptation helps animals hunt and stay safe from predators?

• Fast running

• Loud noises

• Sharp claws

• Camouflage

What do camels do when water is not available?

• They hibernate

• They dig for water

• They migrate

• They eat desert plants

What is the main idea of the video?

• Camels are the most adaptable animals.

• Octopuses are the smartest animals.

• Penguins can fly with their wings.

• Animals have adaptations that help them survive in different environments.