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Animal Adaptations: Surviving and Thriving in the Environment

Discover the fascinating world of animal adaptations and how they help creatures survive. Explore concepts such as camouflage, mimicry, hibernation, migration, and more.

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Animal Adaptations: Surviving and Thriving in the Environment

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  1. Animal Adaptations Sound Science Potpourri Science Potpourri 2 Earth 1pt 1 pt 1 pt 1pt 1 pt 2 pt 2 pt 2pt 2pt 2 pt 3 pt 3 pt 3 pt 3 pt 3 pt 4 pt 4 pt 4pt 4 pt 4pt 5pt 5 pt 5 pt 5 pt 5 pt

  2. They have sharp teeth and claws

  3. What are carnivores?

  4. Blending into your environment

  5. What is camouflage?

  6. Actions or body parts that help an animal survive in its environment

  7. What is an adaptation?

  8. Two seasonal adaptations

  9. What is hibernation and migration?

  10. A harmless snake looks like a deadly coral snake.

  11. What is mimicry?

  12. The back and forth movement of particles of matter

  13. What is a vibration?

  14. Loudness or softness of a sound

  15. What is volume?

  16. A reflected sound

  17. What is an echo?

  18. Three bones of the ear

  19. What are the hammer, anvil, and stirrup?

  20. This travels faster than sound

  21. What is light?

  22. Cannot travel through a vacuum

  23. What is sound?

  24. Can travel through a vacuum

  25. What is light?

  26. What happens to an animal population when the food it eats becomes scarce?

  27. What is it decreases in number?

  28. Florida panthers live in an area where there are few humans. If people build homes in these areas, all of the Florida panthers could die. This would be an example of?

  29. What is extinction?

  30. A child throws two balls with equal force. One travels faster then the other. How do the balls compare? (Use faster and slower in your answer.)

  31. What is the faster ball is lighter than the slower one?

  32. The stripes on a zebra provide ________.

  33. What is camouflage from predators?

  34. Name all four organisms in healthy ecosystems.

  35. What are producers, carnivores, herbivores, and decomposers?

  36. The surface of a pond is frozen. What must be true of the ice?

  37. What is its temperature is below 0°C

  38. What kind of adaptation to cold weather do a woodchuck and a ground squirrel show?

  39. What is hibernation?

  40. There are only a few hundred indigo snakes left in the world. These populations are getting smaller. Indigo snakes are ____________.

  41. What is endangered?

  42. Causes day and night

  43. What is rotation?

  44. The reason for the seasons

  45. What is the tilt of the Earth?

  46. One revolution equals this

  47. What is 365 days?

  48. The path Earth follows around the sun

  49. What is an orbit?

  50. Shadows are longest during this season

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