Winter Warriors: Animals of the Cold
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When winter sets in, many animals retreat, but not our winter warriors: the polar bear, the penguin, and the seal. Polar bears are built for the cold. They have thick fur and a layer of fat, keeping them warm in freezing temperatures. Awesome, right? Penguins, with their tuxedo-like feathers, are no less! They huddle together, sharing warmth and enduring the cold. Lastly, we have seals. With their blubber and fur, they lounge on ice without getting cold. Amazing, isn't it? These animals show us that with the right adaptations, even the coldest winter can be a playground!
Question 1
What is meant by the term 'adaptations' in the context of the animals mentioned?
A
Changes to their diet
B
Changes in their behavior
C
Physical changes that help them survive in the cold
D
Changes to their sleep pattern
E
Migration to warmer places
Question 2
Why do penguins huddle together during winter?
A
To play games
B
To find food
C
To travel to warmer places
D
To share warmth and endure the cold
E
To hide from predators
Question 3
What can we infer about the 'winter warriors' from the passage?
A
They hibernate during winter
B
They are humans
C
They migrate to warmer areas during winter
D
They struggle to survive during winter
E
They have adaptations which help them survive in the cold
Question 4
What makes the polar bears suited for the cold winter?
A
Their ability to fly
B
Their ability to run fast
C
Their thick fur and a layer of fat
D
Their hibernation
E
Their migration to warmer places
Question 5
Are the seals affected by the cold when they lounge on the ice?
A
Yes, they feel very cold
B
No information is given
C
Yes, they get frostbites
D
No, they do not get cold
E
Yes, they freeze to death
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