Adaptations of Arctic Animals

The video is a fun and educational game where the host and Squeaks guess cold-weather animals based on clues. It explains how different animals like whales, polar bears, penguins, caribou, and arctic foxes adapt to cold climates. The video highlights the unique adaptations of these animals, such as blubber in whales, fur in polar bears, and huddling in penguins. It also explores the diversity of penguin species and how arctic animals change their coats with the seasons. The game ends in a tie, encouraging viewers to play and learn more about animals.

What is the special rule for the game 'Guess that Animal'?

• All animals must be birds.

• All animals must be mammals.

• All animals must be aquatic.

• All animals must be cold weather animals.

How do whales primarily stay warm in cold waters?

• By growing a thick fur coat.

• By migrating to warmer waters.

• By huddling together.

• By having a thick layer of blubber.

What unique adaptation helps emperor penguins stay warm?

• Migration to warmer areas.

• Thick fur coat.

• Huddling together to share body heat.

• Thick blubber layer.

What is another name for caribou?

• Moose

• Reindeer

• Bison

• Elk

Which penguin species is known for living in the woods?

• Yellow-eyed penguin

• African penguin

• Little blue penguin

• Emperor penguin

Where do African penguins primarily live?

• Antarctica

• Australia

• South Africa

• New Zealand

What adaptation helps the arctic fox survive in winter?

• Huddling with other animals

• Thick white fur coat

• Thick blubber layer

• Migration to warmer areas

How do arctic hares keep their fur clean?

• By rubbing against trees

• By bathing in water

• By licking their fur like cats

• By rolling in the snow

What is a unique feature of the ptarmigan's winter adaptation?

• White feathers for camouflage

• Thick blubber layer

• Migration to warmer areas

• Huddling with other birds

What is the main purpose of the arctic fox's white winter coat?

• To attract mates

• To blend in with the snow

• To scare off predators

• To store food