Animal Mimicry: Understanding Survival Strategies

What is the main purpose of mimicry in animal?

• To find food

• To attract mates

• To avoid predators

• To explore new habitats

Which type of mimicry involves harmless species imitating dangerous ones?

• Müllerian mimicry

• Batesian mimicry

• Self-mimicry

• Environmental mimicry

How do hoverflies benefit from resembling bees?

• They can sting predators

• They can fly faster

• They can avoid being eaten

• They can make honey

What is a key feature of Müllerian mimicry?

• Only one species benefits

• Both species are harmless

• Both species are poisonous or taste bad.

• One species changes color

Why do predators avoid viceroy butterflies?

• They are larger than most butterflies

• They are poisonous

• They leave a bad smell.

• They do not taste good

What adaptation helps poison dart frogs stay safe from predators?

• Their ability to fly

• Their bright coloration

• Their large size

• Their quiet nature

How do eyespots help animals survive?

• By making them sleep better

• By attracting other animals

• By confusing predators

• By helping them see better

What does self-mimicry involve?

• Animals mimicking their environment

• Animals mimicking other species

• Animals mimicking parts of their own bodies

• Animals mimicking plants

How do indigenous people use poison dart frogs?

• For decoration

• For food

• For medicine

• For hunting

Why is mimicry considered an important survival strategy?

• It helps animals find food

• It helps animals change color

• It helps animals avoid predators

• It helps animals grow faster