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Vocabulary
Patterns & Blend
Defenses
Animals
Mixed Up!
100
To mix in with the background
What is blend?
100
These protect a zebra from predators
What are stripes?
100
Thorn bugs have a curved back to look like this
What is a thorn?
100
I change my color every season, so I can hide from wolves and coyotes who would eat me
What is a rabbit?
100
Design such as spots, stripes, or patches that repeat
What is a pattern?
200
Copy behavior, color or speech
What is mimicry?
200
I use the spots on my coat so my prey won't see me when I hunt in the rain forests
What is a jaguar?
200
Milk snakes mimic this animal to scare off predators
What is a coral snake?
200
The shape, size, and color of a little stick
What is a walking stick insect?
200
This animal lives in grasslands and uses its camouflage to confuse their predator
What is a zebra?
300
Pretend to be something different by changing appearances
What is disguise?
300
You can't see me when I blend in with a tree. You can't hear me fly when hunt rodents
What is owl?
300
This animal can mimic jellyfish, snakes, and stingrays to scare away attackers
What is an octopus?
300
I play dead to avoid being eaten. I turn upside-down and throw my head back with my mouth wide open
What is a hognose snake?
300
This animal startles predators who get too close with eye spots
What is a moth?
400
Hide from site
What is conceal?
400
The color of an Arctic fox in the winter
What is white?
400
Zebras' stripes can confuse this predator
What is a lion?
400
Has a red, yellow and black striped body and is poisonous
What is a coral snake?
400
In the winter, an Arctic fox's fur is this color
What is white?
500
Animal that hunts other animals
What is a predator?
500
The leaf litter toad's splotchy brown skin blends perfectly with this
What is the forest floor?
500
Deer are camouflaged to blend in with this
What are trees?
500
Is green and can easily be overlooked as a leaf
What is a katydid?
500
I can mimic a sea snake, a flounder and other animals that live in the oceans where I live
What is an octopus?