Animal Adaptations

What are adaptations in animals?

• Special features that help an animal live and survive in certain places or habitats.

• Changes in an animal's physical appearance over time.

• The process of animals learning new tricks.

• The way animals communicate with each other.

Which of the following is NOT one of the three main types of animal adaptations?

• Behavioral

• Physical

• Environmental

• Life-Cycle

Why do animals like geese and wildebeest migrate during the winter months?

• To find mates for reproduction.

• To escape predators in their current habitat.

• To move to warmer locations to find food and survive.

• To build new nests or dens.

What is the primary difference between hibernation and brumation?

• Hibernation is for warm-blooded animals, while brumation is for cold-blooded animals.

• Hibernation involves eating large amounts of food, while brumation does not.

• Brumation involves sleeping for shorter periods than hibernation.

• Hibernating animals wake up frequently, while brumating animals do not.

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How do beavers warn other beavers of danger?

• By roaring loudly

• By slapping their tails on the surface of the water

• By changing the color of their fur

• By digging a new burrow

What is a physical adaptation of an ostrich that helps it scare away predators?

• It has a long neck to reach high branches

• It has thick feathers to help it look bigger

• It has sharp claws for digging

• It has webbed feet for swimming

What is the term for camouflage where an animal is darker on top and lighter on the bottom?

• Mimicry

• Disruptive coloration

• Countershading

• Warning coloration

What is the correct order of a frog's life cycle stages?

• Tadpole, Froglet, Eggs, Adult Frog

• Eggs, Tadpole, Froglet, Adult Frog

• Froglet, Eggs, Tadpole, Adult Frog

• Eggs, Froglet, Tadpole, Adult Frog