Most birds migrate _____ for the winter.
South
Ponds freeze in the winter, but what happens to the fish?
They rest in the water below the ice.
How does a snowshoe hare adapt in the winter?
Its white fur blends in with the snow
The breaking down and changing of rocks is known as _________________.
Weathering
True or False: Erosion can be caused by gravity.
True
Animals migrate in the winter because ___________.
Food is scarce or not available.
What do animals do before they hibernate?
They eat and store food in their bodies to last them through the winter months.
When an animal blends into something to hide from its predator, it is called _______________.
Camouflage
The movement of rocks is known as ____________.
Erosion
What can be done to help prevent erosion?
Plant trees, plants, grass, etc. to prevent soil from washing away.
Create a barrier wall (large rocks or plants)
True or False: Bears migrate in the Winter.
False
In what season do animals begin preparing for hibernation?
Fall
Trees become inactive in the winter and slow down. This is known as ___________.
dormancy
Rain and wind can cause _____________.
both weathering and erosion
True or false: A mudslide can occur quickly.
True
Name an animal that migrates.
Examples: Birds, whales, butterflies
Name an animal that hibernates.
Examples: Bears, groundhogs, frogs, bats
How can thick fur help an animal survive in the winter?
It helps keep them warm.
Sand and rocks moved by water is called _________.
Erosion
Weathering usually happens _________.
Slowly, over a long period of time.
Animals that migrate usually return in what season?
Spring, when temperatures rise.
Breathing
How do people adapt to seasonal changes in temperature?
People wear warm clothes like coats when it is cold in the winter and clothing that is cool like shorts when it is hot in the summer.
How do planting trees and other plants help with erosion?
It prevents soil from washing away.
Water freezes and cracks a rock open. This is known as ___________.
Weathering