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An inherited physical characteristic.
What is a physical trait?
Stems and leaves growing towards the light.
What is phototropism?
What is gravitropism?
Roots growing towards water.
What is hydrotropism?
To work with others of the same species for protection or to find food.
What is cooperation?
To conserve energy during unfavorable physical conditions.
What is hibernate?
To move to a different location during different seasons to find food or breed.
What is migrate?
A characteristic that helps animals blend into their surroundings/habitats.
What is camouflage?
A characteristic that allows animals to look like another poisonous or bad-tasting animal to avoid predators.
What is mimicry?
Species that once lived on Earth but no longer have living populations.
What is extinct?
Species that are at risk of becoming extinct.
What is endangered?
Dodo bird and dinosaurs.
What are two extinct animals?
A hooked beak is good for this.
What is to catch animals?
A short pointed beak good for this.
What is to eat seeds?
A predator has eyes here.
What is the front of their head?
Prey have eyes here.
What is the side of their heads?
This type of foot is best for water.
What is webbed?
A person playing the piano would be considered this.
What is a learned behavior?
Two adaptations that help coyotes catch prey.
What are camouflage and eyes facing forward?
Two adaptations that help a zebra avoid predators.
What are eyes on the side of their head and cooperation?
What are three physical traits of plants?
What are phototropism, hydrotropism and gravitropism?
Body covering, number and length of legs and location of eyes.
What are physical traits of animals?
Shape of leaves, color of flowers and number of petals.
What are physical traits of plants?
Caring for young, hibernating and making sounds to attract mates.
What are behavioral traits of animals?
To find food and to breed.
Why do animals migrate?