I WONDER - How Do Animals Adapt To Different Climates?

The video discusses how the climate of a region determines the types of plants and animals that can thrive there. It uses polar bears and alligators as examples to illustrate how specific climates are crucial for their survival. The video also highlights the threat of climate change, which can endanger species by altering their natural habitats.

How does the climate of a place affect its wildlife?

• It only affects the plants, not the animals.

• It has no effect on the wildlife.

• It determines the types of plants and animals that can live there.

• It only affects the animals, not the plants.

Why can't polar bears survive in tropical climates?

• They need warm temperatures.

• They require cold sea ice to live.

• They can only eat tropical plants.

• They need a lot of sunlight.

What type of environment do alligators need to survive?

• Swampy and wet conditions

• Desert conditions

• Cold climates

• Mountainous regions

What happens to animals and plants when climates change?

• They adapt immediately.

• They remain unaffected.

• They become endangered.

• They become more abundant.

Which of the following is a consequence of climate change on wildlife?

• Increased biodiversity

• Unchanged habitats

• Stable ecosystems

• Endangerment of species