Introduction
Survival of the Fittest
Plant Adaptations
Animal Physical Adaptations
Human Adaptations
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Which birds beak is thin and pointed like tweezers?
Warbler
100
What is a blowhole?
The whales hole on top of its head.
100
Which plants are spaced widely apart?
Desert plants
100
Who makes their own food?
Plants
100
Who has developed the ability to sweat?
Humans
200
Which birds beak is short and hard for cracking seeds?
Cardinal
200
How many years ago did dinosaurs become extinct?
65 000 000 years ago
200
Which plants get more than enough water?
Reinforced
200
With what kind of necks are giraffes born with?
Long necks
200
Who invented the wood?
Humans
300
Which birds bill is wide and made for straining plants and small fish out of the water?
Ducks
300
What is a mutation?
Changes that living things are born with that may alter how they grow and what they can do
300
How are the woody vines called?
Lianas
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Which animal displays its tails to attract females?
Peacocks
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Which is the most important human adaptation?
The ability to communicate
400
Where is the Warblers habitat?
On high tree branches
400
What is a generation?
All the organisms of a species born around the same time; the time between when a group of organisms and their offspring are born
400
From where do vines start life?
High up in the canopy
400
Which animal is well suited to its environment?
Australian Koala Bears
400
What is the most important behavioral adaptation?
Intelligence
500
Why are all birds beaks different?
Because of there different types of food
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What is a naturalist?
A person who studies plants and animals
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What helps plants shed water quickly?
Drip tips
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Which desert animal has an extra set of eyelids that are transparent?
Desert Dwellers
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For what was the wood and stone tools used for?
For hunting
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