What's the word?
What's the definition?
How do they use their body parts to survive?
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what is "to work together to reach a goal"?
cooperate
100
what is the definition for imitate?
to copy
100
How does a chameleons use their body parts to help them survive?
A chameleon uses its skin color to blend in and hide from their predators. Their eyes can move by themselves. This helps it see almost all around its body to look for food and watch out for danger.
200
what is "to change the way something looks so it is unrecognizable "?
disguise
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what is the definition for disguise?
to change the way something looks so it is unrecognizable
200
How does an octopus use their body parts to help them survive?
An octopus sprays ink to confuse predators and irritate their eyes for protection. They also use their arms to swim away quickly.
300
what is "too much of something"?
excess
300
what is the definition for predator?
an animal that eats other animals
300
How does a puffer fish use their body parts to help them survive?
The fish can fill its belly with water and puff up to look very big and helps scare animals away. The fish has sharp spikes that stick out when it puffs up and keeps them safe.
400
what is "produces poison to attack enemies or prey"?
poisonous
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what is the definition for intruder?
one who is not welcome or wanted
400
How does a gecko use their body parts to help them survive?
A gecko uses its sticky feet to climb walls. It also uses its feet to escape predators.If a predator bites it's tail, it can come off and not harm the gecko.
500
what is "an animal that eats other animals?"
predator
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what is the definition for poisonous?
produces poison to attack enemies or prey
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How does a frog use their body parts to help them survive?
The frog has bright colors that warn other animals not to eat it. Its skin has poison, which can make predators sick if they try to eat the frog. The frog is also small and quick, which helps it hide and move fast. These body parts help the poison dart frog stay safe in the rainforest.