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Blending in is an adaptation called ___________.
camouflage
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A frog's tongue is an example of a(n) ___________ (adaptation, behavior, skill, extra part)
adaptation
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Eagle
strong feet and claws
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Blubber helps the animal become _________. (warm/cold)
warm
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All things can live in the desert. (True/False)
False
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Animals have more blubber in the summer than winter. (True/False)
False
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___________ can also be used to sneak up on prey. (feet, wires, whiskers, camouflage)
camouflage
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Ferret
produce bad smell
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Pale-colored body coverings keep animals from absorbing too much heat. (True/False)
True
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Sunflower
wide/broad leaves, bristles on stem
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Lizard
autotomy (they can cut off their tail)
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Rafflesia flower
produces bad smell (rotting flesh)
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Rose
thorn on its stem
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Teak Tree
shed its leaves during autumn/fall
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Large ears and thin bodies help animals get hot. The jackrabbit is an example. (True/False)
True
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Could an animal with a lot of blubber live in the desert?
No
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____________ means animals are active during the night.
Nocturnal
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Crab
strong claws
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Chameleon
mimicry (change its body color)
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Pond skater
light body (to move easily on water)
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Camouflage helps seals without being seen when hunting. (True/False)
True
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Giraffe
long neck (to reach food)
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Why couldn't an animal with a lot of blubber live in the desert?
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Water lily
thin and wide leaves
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Why don't all animals have the same adaptations?
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Polar bear
white fur, thick fur, small and rounded ears, fur between their paws
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Owl
echolocation (good sense of hearing)
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Cactus
spine, thick and waxy stem
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Plants in the North with colder climates have fuzzy leaves to keep out frost. (True/False)
True
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Desert animals eat plants to get water, but spines and thorns help protect the plants from thirsty animals. (True/False)
True
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Pitcher plant
pitcher-like structure with water in it
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Shark
fins, streamlined body, sharp teeth
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Duck
webbed feet
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__________ help lions get food.
sharp claws, teeth, etc.
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Puffer fish
large and powerful jaws, inflation, poison
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Leaf insect
camouflage (have the same shape/structure like its surroundings)
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Sea lions, walruses, and other animals in cold climate have a layer of __________, or fat, under their skin.
blubber
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Seaweed
tough leaves (stands against strong ocean waves)
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(A) _________ is a structure or behavior that helps an organism survive.
adaptation
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Could different animals have similar adaptations? (Explain)
Yes
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Venus flytrap
trigger hairs (trap insect)
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Water hyacinth
stem that can trap air
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Many desert animals, such as coyotes and rattlesnakes, are asleep during the night. (True/False)
False
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Poison oak
poisonous resin/sap
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Desert plants have an adaptation to help take in and store water. (True/False)
True
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Cattail
narrow leaves (stands against the moving water)
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