Animal Life Cycles and Transformations

The video introduces the concept of life cycles, explaining how animals, including humans, are born, grow, and reproduce to ensure species survival. It details the life cycles of robins, polar bears, butterflies, and frogs, highlighting the unique transformations each undergoes. The video also includes a hands-on activity to create a 3D model of a butterfly's life cycle and provides additional resources for further learning.

What is the primary purpose of a life cycle in animals?

• To ensure the survival of the species

• To provide food for other animals

• To create diversity in the ecosystem

• To maintain the balance of nature

In the life cycle of robins, what happens after the eggs hatch?

• The young robins immediately fly away

• The young robins begin to grow

• The young robins lay their own eggs

• The young robins change color

Which animal undergoes little change as it grows?

• Caterpillar

• Butterfly

• Polar bear cub

• Frog

What is the term for the transformation process a caterpillar undergoes to become a butterfly?

• Evolution

• Metamorphosis

• Regeneration

• Transmutation

Where does an adult butterfly typically lay its eggs?

• In water

• On a leaf

• On the ground

• In a nest

What happens to a caterpillar inside the chrysalis?

• It hibernates

• It grows a tail

• It undergoes many changes

• It lays eggs

What is the first stage in the life cycle of a frog?

• Egg

• Adult frog

• Chrysalis

• Tadpole

What significant changes occur in tadpoles as they grow?

• They change color

• They grow a shell

• They grow legs and lungs

• They develop wings

What is the purpose of the hands-on activity suggested in the video?

• To observe the growth of tadpoles

• To model the life cycle of a butterfly

• To build a nest for robins

• To create a habitat for frogs

What do adult frogs do to continue the life cycle?

• They change color

• They build a nest

• They lay eggs in water

• They migrate to a new habitat