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Unit 5 Adaptations

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  • How does the swim bladder of a fish control their depth in water?
    Varies the amount of air inside to rise or sink in the water.
  • How do strong muscles help animals to move?
    Jumps, run, move greater distances
  • Polar bears have thick fur to keep them warm. What is the other adaptaion that they have to keep them warm?
    layer of fat
  • How do cacti conserve water? Give two examples
    thick fleshy stems, needle-like leaves, spread out roots
  • How do tails help animals to move?
    keep their balance
  • What is a structural adaptation?
    A part of a living thing that helps it to survive in its natural habitat.
  • What is a habitat?
    The place where a plant or animal lives.
  • What is the name of the modified limb that ducks use to move easily in water?
    webbed feet
  • What adaptation reduces a birds weight and allows it to fly more easily?
    hollow bones
  • Why do birds migrate?
    to avoide cold winter
  • What adaptations to penguins have that keeps them warm?
    closely packed feathers
  • What is hibernation?
    A long deep sleep used to conserve energy in the winter
  • How does the banded geco keep cool in the desert?
    hides in the sharde during the day and only comes out at night
  • What is an adaptation?
    a characteristic that increases a living thing's chances of survival in its natural habitat
  • What is the name of the modified limbe that fish use to control their depth in water?
    Swim bladder
  • Name two animals that have steramlined bodies
    Shark, eagle
  • What is a streamilined body look like?
    Broad in the middel and narrow at both ends.
  • How do camels nostrils help them to conserve water?
    when they breath out, water vapour is trapped and reabsorbed
  • What is a behavioural adaptation?
    The way a living thing acts/behaves to survive in its natural habitat.
  • How do the fennec foxes ears help it to stay cool?
    help it to loose body heat