2. Animals' Body Structures for Adaptation and Survival

2. Why is it important for animals to use camouflage?

• it warns predators to stay away

• it makes them look dead so predators won't eat them

• it startles them with a flash of color

• it hides them from predators while their parents are away

What is an adaptation?

• A feature or behavior that helps an animal survive.

• How energy moves in a food web.

• The food that an animal eats.

• How animals evolve throughout time.

3. What does it mean to hibernate?

• To change your physical characteristics

• To sleep for an extended period of time during the winter

• To travel to a warmer location

• To eat all the oreos

Adaptations are:

• special features that allow a plant or animal to live in a particular place or habitat.

• processes of making food in a plant.

• types of soil and minerals in the ground.

• mutations needed to join the X-men, like Wolverine.

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What do plants need to grow and survive?

• sunlight

• heat

• water

• video games

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What happens if a plant does not have enough water or is exposed in too much heat?

• It will wither and die.

• It can "drown" or be pulled out of the soil and swept away.

• It will walk to a river or lake and get a drink of water.

• It will start making a lot of oxygen.

Which two tell about Adaptations?

• Body parts and behaviors that help an organism to survive.

• Body parts that help an animal or plant to survive.

• Behaviors that help an organism to survive.

• Body part or behavior that helps a living thing to survive.

When an animal or plant uses the appearance of another living thing as a means of protection or camouflage, this is called:

• Natural selection
• Mockery 
• Behavioral adaptation
• Mimicry

An animal's protective coloration or pattern that allows it to blend with its surroundings.

• Environment

• Mimicry

• Camouflage

• Habitat

Q10 Different types of bird beaks are an example of

• food webs

• weathering

• learned behaviors

• physical adaptations