Adaptaciones: adaptación por la competencia

The video explores how living organisms in different environments, such as coral reefs and deciduous forests, compete for resources like food, space, and mates. It highlights the adaptations that plants and animals develop to survive, including unique leaf shapes and behavioral traits like birdsong. The video also discusses specific examples of animal behavior, such as the frigate bird's display to attract mates and the competitive interactions among males.

What is a primary reason organisms in a coral reef compete with each other?

• To establish dominance

• To find shelter

• To access shared resources

• To migrate to new areas

How do some forest plants ensure they get enough sunlight?

• By growing taller than trees

• By sprouting before trees do

• By having thicker leaves

• By changing leaf color

What is one way plants adapt to compete for sunlight in forests?

• Producing more seeds

• Changing leaf shapes

• Developing thorns

• Growing underground

What unique behavior does the frigate bird from the Galapagos Islands exhibit to attract a mate?

• Building elaborate nests

• Performing aerial dances

• Singing complex songs

• Displaying its chest feathers

What is a common purpose of birdsong in the animal kingdom?

• To mark territory

• To attract mates

• To signal danger

• To find food