Animal Adaptations and Unique Features

The video explores the unique survival skills of various animals. It highlights the Carical sheep's fat storage, the kangaroo rat's water conservation, the American alligator's cold survival, the Borneo frog's lungless breathing, the green basilisk lizard's ability to run on water, the elephant's sensory abilities, and the flatworm's regeneration and memory retention. These adaptations help them thrive in harsh environments.

What is a common challenge faced by many animals in the wild?

• Excessive food supply

• Lack of air conditioning

• Abundance of water

• Too much sunlight

How do Carical sheep survive during food scarcity?

• By migrating to new areas

• By storing fat in their tails

• By eating more grass

• By hibernating

What unique ability does the kangaroo rat have?

• It can survive without drinking water

• It can fly

• It can change color

• It can climb trees

How do American alligators survive in cold temperatures?

• By growing thicker skin

• By eating more food

• By migrating south

• By slowing down their body processes

What is unique about the Borneo frog's breathing?

• It breathes through its skin

• It has extra lungs

• It doesn't need oxygen

• It breathes underwater

What nickname is given to the Green Basilisk Lizard?

• The Water Runner

• The Flying Lizard

• The Speedy Lizard

• The Jesus Lizard

How do elephants detect distant storms?

• By smelling the air

• By using their ears

• By feeling vibrations with their feet

• By observing the sky

What is a unique feature of flatworms?

• They can fly

• They can regenerate body parts

• They can live without water

• They can change colors

What happens when a flatworm is cut in half?

• It dies immediately

• It regenerates into two worms

• It becomes inactive

• It changes color

What is retained in a flatworm's new head after regeneration?

• Its original color

• Its original shape

• Its old memories

• Its size