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How does an animal's structures help it survive in its environment?
helps it hide from predators
helps it catch and eat food
helps it locate prey
All of these are correct.
Maple trees and Pine trees grow in different environments. The structures of the leaves on these trees help them survive in their environments. What is the main difference between the maple tree leaf and the pine tree leaf?
The maple leaf is better at conserving water than the pine tree leaf.
The pine tree leaf is better at conserving eater than the maple tree leaf.
The maple tree leaf does not go through photosynthesis.
The pine leaf does not not make its own food.
A cactus can live in the desert because of this adaptation:
wide flat leaves to catch water
shallow roots to soak up the sunlight
thick, waxy leaves to store water
tendrils to reach sunlight
A Bittern bird and the Key deer both live in Florida. The bird blends with its environment in the tall sawgrass and stands still when it feels threatened. It then points its head into the air to imitate the sawgrass. The Key deer lives in the forest. It is brown and stands still when it senses danger. What adaptations are similar between these two animals?
They both blend in with their environment and they don't move.
They both huddle together in other groups of animals to blend in.
They both use their small size to hide from predators.
They both use their speed to escape predators.
Which of the following characteristics are most likely found on animals that live in a cold tundra?
sharp teeth
webbed feet
smooth, moist skin
a thick coat of fur
Which adaptation would best help an animal survive the heat of a hot desert climate?
a long, sticky tongue to catch insects
green scales to help it blend in with the environment
sharp teeth for catching prey
sleeping during the day and hunting at night
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