How are animals grouped?
How do animals grow and change?
How do adaptations help animals?
More about adaptations and how are animals' from the past like today's animals?
Field Trip
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Animals can be grouped by
how they look how they live how they act
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The time in which all animals grow and change.
A life cycle.
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A trait that helps an animal meet its needs in the place where it lives.
An adaptation.
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A behavior that an animal is born able to do.
Instinct.
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The brown bear at the zoo was doing this for the winter.
Hibernating.
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Name one thing all animals need
Water Oxygen Food Shelter
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The stage when animals are born or hatch.
Birth.
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An adaptation that is passed on from parents to their young. (An example would be webbed feet.)
Inherited.
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When an animal moves when the seasons change.
Migrate.
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Flamingos have this to help them filter food out of water.
Long beak.
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A body feature passed on to an animal by its parents
A trait.
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When animals get bigger.
Growth.
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Name one way a pelican's webbed feet help it survive.
Swim faster.
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Animals can be born with behaviors, but they can also do this to gain new behaviors.
Learn.
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The lizard was able to blend into the sandy colored surroundings. This is called:
Camouflage.
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An animal with a backbone.
A vertebrate.
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When animals change into adults.
Development.
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When animals blend into the area around them.
Camouflage.
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Something we use to find out more about animals that lived in the past.
Fossil.
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An animal, a polar bear, eats meat. This type of animal is called a(n):
Carnivore.
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An animal without a backbone.
An invertebrate.
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This kind of animal develops inside its mother.
A mammal.
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When animals look like a more dangerous animal to scare away predators.
Mimicry.
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A type of fossil that is made from hardened tree sap.
Amber.
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An animal that eats plants, like an elephant, is called a(n):
Herbivore.
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