Plant it!
A plant responding to its environment is best exemplified by this.
What is phototropism?
These organ located in an animal's body helps it get food.
What are teeth?
This organism gets energy directly from the Sun.
What are plants?
Desert Plants have this type of stem to help retain water.
What is waxy?
A coconut and a watermelon are most alike because of this.
What is they grow into Adult plants?
These two organs helps different animals exchange gases.
What are gills and lungs?
This is used to by animals to blend into their environment.
What is camouflage?
This occurs when an organism imitates another organism.
What is mimicry?
This part of a plant allows it to obtain the biggest quantity of carbon dioxide.
What are leaves?
This organ absorbs nutrients from food.
What are the intestines?
Plants and animals have many of the same needs. This is one need that animals need yet plants do not.
What is shelter?
This plant structure helps keep animals from eating the cactus plant.
What are needles, spine, or
Glochid?
These four structures help a plant reproduce.
What are flower, bulb, stomata, and cone?
The following is a list of things animals use to survive: sight, smell, movement, hearing, and taste.
This is the one item that is not a sense.
What is movement?
Green plants use sunlight, water and carbon dioxide to create their own food.
This explains why humans can not create their own food.
What is humans do not have leaves?
Desert plants have this type of root to help them survive.
What are shallow roots?
Plants obtain energy to live and grow from this.
what is the food they produce?
Animals can use this to breath.
What are lungs and gills?
Shark's teeth and bird's beak are examples of this.
What are external structures?
This adaptation helps organisms find food.
What is smell?