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What is it called when animals work together or have a plan to catch their prey?
strategy
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The b__________r of bees includes working together to collect nectar and make honey.
behaviour
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What is a special feature or quality an animal has called? (For example, sharp teeth to eat meat)
trait or characteristic
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A turtle’s strong shell is an example of how it can __________ itself.
defend
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What is something you inherit from your parents?
trait
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What is the predator of a fish in the ocean?
A shark!
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Bears ______ to cold weather by hibernating in the winter.
adapt
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Tell me one adaptation of an animal!
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A cheetah uses its speed as a __________ to catch its prey.
strategy
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How does a dog behave when it is excited?
It wags its tail, jumps around, or barks happily.
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What does an octopus do as a strategy to hide from predators?
change colour to camouflage
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What is a lion's prey?
zebras, antelopes, wildebeest
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What is it called when an animal changes or does something to help it live better in its environment?
adaptation
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When a loud sound scares a deer, its __________ is to run away quickly.
response
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How does a cat behave when it feels it is in danger?
It hisses, arches its back, and fluffs its fur to look bigger.
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What do we call how an animal reacts to something, like running away from a loud noise?
response
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What trait helps animals survive in the ocean?
fins/tail to swim, gills to breathe
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How do polar bears survive in cold places?
They have thick fur to keep warm.
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What does a rabbit do to defend itself from danger?
It hides in a hole.
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The ________ of a dog when it's excited is to wag its tail.
behaviour
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