Physical
Some species of butterflies have eyespots on their wings.
What is camouflage?
When winter approaches, humpback whales travel roughly 5,000 miles south to give birth in warm waters. This is know as ________.
What is migration?
Refers to a prey animal having similar markings to a dangerous animal.
What is mimicry?
A trait that helps an animal survive.
What is an adaptation?
A snail going inside its shell and closing it with slime.
What is hibernation, to save energy?
Tigers can be difficult to see in the wild because they have stripes that break up their body shape.
What is camouflage?
The following is a behavioral adaptation: webbed feet, playing dead, retractable claws.
What is playing dead?
The non-poisonous king snake has red and black rings like the poisonous coral snake.
What is mimicry?
A giraffe's long neck - used to reach leaves high in trees - is an example of ________ adaptation.
What is physical adaptation?
An alligator has eyes, ears, and nose on top of its head.
What is to assist its senses while swimming?
A Fennec Fox has this feature to help cool itself.
What are large ears?
Moving from place to place to find more resources.
What is migration?
A color pattern that allows an animal to fit into its surroundings.
What is camouflage?
When animals travel in numbers.
What is a herd?
A Rhinoceros possesses this to be used as defense.
What is a horn?
A color or pattern that allows an animal to fit into its surroundings.
What is camoflage?
Eyes in front help animals hunt. Eyes on the side help the animal _______.
What is hide?
Some animals that live in cold habitats have thick fur as body coverings.
What is a physical adaptation?
Some animals have bright colorings, the reason for this is ...
What is a warning that they are poisonous?
This helps keep water inside a saguaro.
What is a thick waxy skin?
A trait comes about from a __________ which can help an organism survive and reproduce.
What is a mutation?
An animals actions that it has that is born into the animal.
What is instinct?
Fur, scales, hair, spines, feathers are some of the ______ that animals use to protect themselves.
What is a physical adaptation?
These are on the wings of some moths, fish, and insects.
What are eyespots?
A bat is nocturnal, this is so ...
What is to avoid daytime predators?