Function
What is the function of a woodpecker's beak?
To break through wood
What structure best helps a shark eat their food
sharp teeth
Mimic Octopus: Changes its shape, color, and behavior to impersonate other marine animals like lionfish, sea snakes. Why?
Avoid predators
animals that only eat plants are called
herbivore
What does "Hakuna Matata" mean
No worries
What is the function of white and yellow flowers on the Galapagos islands?
To attract carpenter bees?
molars
Wood Frog: Freezes solid for up to seven months. Why?
Thaws in the spring to hibernate and conserve energy
What animal is the world's largest mammal
What is a number sentence called that uses an equal sign to show that two quantities are equal?
Equation
What is the function of an exoskeleton?
A hard shell protects the animal from the elements and other animals.
What part of our body is evidence of humans adapting to swim.
webbed part of hand
3. In an ecosystem, a niche describes:
The role an organism plays, including what it eats and how it interacts with others
Which species is at the top of the global food chain
Humans
What is 5,470 rounded to the nearest thousand?
5000
What is the function of zebra stripes?
Provide camouflage against predators.
What structure helps a tortoise trap heat
shell
Which adaptation helps a nocturnal predator succeed at night?
Large eyes for increased night vision
In a freshwater pond, which organism most likely fills the producer role in the food web?
Algea
What two countries border the United States?
Mexico and Canada
What is the function of octopus tentacles
Sense of taste surroundings
Mangrove trees form grids of root above water. Why?
A frog’s sticky tongue that captures insects is an example of:
B. A structural adaptation that supports a feeding function
If two species have identical niches in the same habitat, ecological theory predicts that:
One species will outcompete the other or they will shift to reduce overlap
Which country won the first women's World Cup?
Team USA