Animal Adaptations

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The physical features of an organism that help it survive.

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Structural Adaptations

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The things animals do to survive.

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Behavioral Adaptations

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Leaf insects are shaped like a leaf so predators think they are real leaves.

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Structural Adaptation

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A beaver's front teeth grow continuously to be able to chew wood.

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Structural Adaptation

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Leaf insects sway as they walk so that they look like leaves blowing in the wind. Options: Behavioral Adaptation, Structural Adaptation

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Behavioral Adaptation

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Frogs have long strong legs to hop quickly and far.

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Structural Adaptation

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Animal behavior is

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what an animal does.

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Animal structures are

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animal body parts or physical features.

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Camouflage

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an animal’s color and pattern that helps it blend in with its surroundings.

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Mimicry

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when an animal looks like another animal or plant.