Survival of the Fittest: Unique Animal Adaptations Around the World
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Do you know why a polar bear isn't cold in the icy Arctic, or how a camel can walk in the hot desert? It's all because of amazing animal adaptations! An animal's body and behavior can change over time to help it survive in its habitat. This is called adaptation. For example, a polar bear has thick, white fur that keeps it warm and camouflaged in the snow. Camels, on the other hand, have long legs and padded feet to walk on hot sand, and they can drink lots of water at once to stay hydrated. These unique adaptations help animals to live in different environments all over the world!
Question 1
What does the term 'adaptation' mean in the context of the text?
A
Change in an animal's body and behavior over time
B
An animal's ability to perform tricks
C
The process of an animal's growth
D
An animal's food preference
E
The migration of animals
Question 2
How does a polar bear adapt to its icy habitat?
A
By developing wings to fly
B
By changing its color to green
C
By growing long legs and padded feet
D
By having thick, white fur
E
By learning to live in water
Question 3
Which of the following is NOT a camel's adaptation?
A
Having long legs
B
Drinking lots of water at once
C
Having padded feet
D
Having thick, white fur
E
Living in hot deserts
Question 4
What is the purpose of animal adaptations?
A
To look more attractive to humans
B
To help them perform tricks
C
To help them survive in their habitats
D
To help them migrate
E
To help them grow taller
Question 5
What is common between a polar bear and a camel in terms of adaptation?
A
Both have long legs
B
Both can drink lots of water at once
C
Both have thick, white fur
D
Both have adaptations that help them survive in their habitats
E
Both have padded feet
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