Physical Adaptations of Animals

Animals adapt physically to survive in diverse environments. Adaptations include structural changes like webbed feet for swimming, sharp claws for digging or hunting, and sharp teeth for eating meat. Amphibians have unique adaptations like tree frogs with climbing disks and bull frogs with long legs for jumping. These adaptations are crucial for survival in specific habitats.

What is the primary purpose of an adaptation in animals?

• To increase the size of an animal

• To help animals migrate to new environments

• To improve an animal's ability to survive in its environment

• To make animals look more attractive

How do webbed feet benefit aquatic animals?

• They enable animals to move through water more efficiently

• They allow animals to climb trees

• They help animals dig for food

• They help animals fly

Which of the following animals use sharp claws for digging?

• Penguins

• Frogs

• Herbivores

• Lions

What is the main function of sharp teeth in carnivores?

• To dig for roots

• To assist in tearing and chewing meat

• To help them climb trees

• To swim faster

How do the long legs of a bull frog benefit it?

• They enable it to swim faster

• They help it dig for shelter

• They help it climb trees

• They allow it to jump long distances to reach food