Animal Adaptation and Habitat

ocean

forest

polar

desert

eyes

wings

head

beak

sharp beak

large eyes

soft feathers

neck that can turn to the back

long tail

sharp teeth

membrane over their eyes

airtight flap in its throat

food

sun

water

shelter

desert

tropical rain forest

grassland

polar

They have a huge lung capacity.

They have webbed feet.

They are nocturnal.

Their nose and ears may be closed while underwater.

The species has migrated to avoid predators.

The species has hibernated to avoid predators.

The species has "played dead" to avoid predators.

The species has blended in with its surroundings to avoid predators.

hibernation

instinct

physical adaptation

natural selection

to warn predators that they are poisonous

to make it easier for them to find food

to help them adapt to flying long distances

to make it easier for them to blend into their surroundings

They hibernated for many months in the winter.

They developed fins and gills.

They developed lungs and limbs.

They played dead to trick predators.

"playing dead"

hibernation

migration

camouflage

to help an animal survive in its environment

to increase the likelihood to being eaten by a predator

to put an end to the survival of weaker animals

to avoid natural selection

Mimicry

HIbernation

Migration

Camouflage

A flounder fish that blends into the ocean floor.

A puffer fish that inflates its body.

A shark that sneaks up on prey.

A sea anemone that travels on a crab.