Animal Behavior and Adaptations

Animals inhabit diverse environments such as water, air, and land. They perform essential functions like breathing, feeding, and movement. Breathing varies among species, with lungs, gills, and skin being common organs. Animals are categorized by diet into herbivores, carnivores, and omnivores. Movement is adapted to their environment, with specific adaptations for land, water, and air. Migration is a survival strategy for some species to cope with extreme climates.

What are the three basic functions that all animals perform?

• Breathing, Feeding, Movement

• Sleeping, Eating, Walking

• Flying, Swimming, Running

• Hunting, Gathering, Resting

Which organ do fish primarily use for breathing?

• Spiracles

• Gills

• Lungs

• Skin

What type of animals are known as herbivores?

• Animals that eat other animals

• Animals that eat insects

• Animals that eat both plants and animals

• Animals that eat plants

Which of the following is an example of a carnivorous animal?

• Cow

• Lion

• Rabbit

• Crow

How do birds primarily move in the air?

• By crawling

• By hopping

• By flapping their wings

• By swimming

Which animals are known to move by curving and pushing their body against the ground?

• Birds

• Snakes

• Frogs

• Fish

What adaptation helps frogs move in water?

• Strong hind legs

• Fins

• Webbed feet

• Wings

Which insect is known to fly using two wings?

• Beetle

• Dragonfly

• Housefly

• Butterfly

What is the primary reason for animal migration?

• To explore new territories

• To escape predators

• To find new habitats

• To find food and water

Which animal is known to travel from the Arctic to the Antarctic during winter?

• Caribou

• Monarch butterfly

• Arctic tern

• Humpback whale