The video discusses the adaptation of living organisms in forests and grasslands, focusing on the lion. It explains the characteristics of these habitats and how animals like lions adapt to survive. Lions have strong physical traits, such as sharp claws and strong legs, which help them hunt and escape predators. Their coloration aids in camouflage, and their speed and strength are crucial for survival.

What is the main focus of the chapter discussed in the video?

• The water cycle

• Human anatomy

• The life cycle of plants

• Adaptation in forest and grassland habitats

What is a key characteristic of grassland habitats?

• They are found only in deserts

• They have a lot of water bodies

• They are used mainly for grazing animals

• They are covered mainly with trees

Why is speed important for animals living in grasslands?

• To play with other animals

• To migrate to other areas

• To escape from enemies

• To find food quickly

What type of diet does a lion have?

• Carnivorous

• Insectivorous

• Omnivorous

• Herbivorous

What is one of the lion's primary physical adaptations for hunting?

• Small eyes

• Long ears

• Sharp claws

• Short tail

Why do lions have eyes in front of their heads?

• To communicate with other lions

• To see in the dark

• To have a correct idea of the location of their prey

• To look bigger and more fierce

How does the lion's brown color help it in its habitat?

• It helps them to stay cool

• It helps them to hide in the dry grassland or forest

• It helps them to attract mates

• It helps them to find water

What is the purpose of a lion's mane?

• To make them look bigger and more fierce

• To keep them warm

• To help them swim

• To help them run faster

How fast can lions run?

• 20-30 kilometers per hour

• 40-50 kilometers per hour

• 30-40 kilometers per hour

• 50-60 kilometers per hour

What role does a lion's tail play while running?

• It helps them to communicate

• It helps them to jump higher

• It helps them to steer

• It helps them to balance their bodies