Name That Behavior
Name That Adaptation
Name That Conservation Status
Name That Animal Sleep Pattern
Name That Biome
100

The lion has unique ritual that includes roaring and showing off their manes

Courtship/Mating Ritual

100

The head of a snapping turtle is elongated with bright eyes on either side which give them excellent 

Vision Adaptation

100

The pine snake known for having a pointed snout used to for burrowing underground and evolved to mimic the venomous rattlesnake is considered by the IUCN as

Endangered

100

The slow loris is considered

Nocturnal

100

This biome includes both freshwater and marine biomes

 Aquatic Biome

200

A giraffe spreading its front legs and bending down to gather water is called

Drinking Behavior

200

The striped coat on a bongo is a perfect example of what adaptation

Camouflage

200

The African Spurred Tortoise known for their broad, oval, flattened carapaces are listed on the IUCN list as

Endangered

200

The mountain lion or puma known as solitary cat and having one of the largest ranges is

Crepuscular

200

This biome includes dry areas where rainfall is less than 50 centimeters (20 inches) per year. It consists of primarily reptiles and small mammals

Desert Biome

300

The Sumatran tiger uses this behavior to attract mates and to deter any rivals

Scent Marking (chemical communication)

300

This adaptation strategy can include physical resemblance, behavioral imitation, and is widely seen across the animal kingdom

Mimicry

300

The Binturong known for is catlike appearance, prehensile tail, and popcorn like smell is listed on the IUNC list as

Vulnerable

300

The blue tongued skink which are known as strong diggers and find shelter under logs and leaf litter is primarily

Diurnal

300
This biome includes open regions which can include savannas and temperate grasslands

Grasslands

400

Wolves and big cats pacing in their exhibit is an example of what behavior

Maladaptive Behavior

400

Venom production is snakes used as a chemical defense mechanism is an example of what adaptation

Physiological Adaptation

400

The Slender-snouted Crocodile known for its slender snout which is used for eating fish is listed on the IUNC list as

Critically Endangered

400

A sleep pattern in which animals sleep multiple hours throughout the day

Polyphasic Sleep

400

This biome includes extremely inhospitable conditions with a low amount of precipitation.

Tundra

500

A siamang swinging through the trees in search of  food is an example of what behavior

Forging Behavior

500

The cheetah having long legs and a flexible spine which helps it reach speeds up to 70mph is an example of what adaptation

Locomotion (Structural Adaptation)

500

The Golden toad known for its golden - orange skin is listed as the IUNC list as

Extinct

500

A sleep pattern in which animals sleep for one extended period ( usually at night).

Monosleep

500

This biome is dominated by trees and covers about one-third of the Earth

Forest Biome

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