Adaptation

How do adaptations help animals?

• to hide from predators

• to hunt for food

• to survive in their habitats

• All of the answers are correct

An animal's color or pattern that helps it blend into its surroundings

• Hibernation

• Mimicry

• Camouflage

• Echolocation

The ears of this fox are an example of...

• Behavioral adaptation

• Physiological adaptation

• Morphological (structural) adaptation

• Hibernation

Animal that is eaten by another animal.

• predator

• herbivore

• prey

• decomposer

When an animal looks like another animal it is called ______________.

• camouflage

• mimicry

• protective coloration

• protective resemblance

The environment in which an animal lives is called ...

• habitat

• echolocation

• adaptation

• migration

A giraffe use its long neck to reach leaves high in trees. What example is this?

• instinct

• learned behavior

• behavioral adaptation

• morphological (structural) adaptation

What is camouflage?

• Colors or markings to make an organism look like something else

• A chemical that is used to defend itself

• A hard shell or covering

• Body patterns or coloring that make an organism difficult to be seen

A bear sleeping in a cave during the winter months. This behavioral adaptation is called ...

• hibernation

• Hibernation

• Migration

• Camouflage

A physical feature or behavior that helps an animal get food, protect itself, move, or reproduce (having babies)

• adaptation

• instincts

• echolocation

• nocturnal