Some animals have fur that is dark for part of the year and white for part of the year. This adaptation would be an advantage to animals that live in an environment with –

All of the following adaptations help plants, like the cactus, survive in the hot, dry conditions of a desert EXCEPT –

Giraffes are animals that live in the grasslands of Africa. They have extremely long necks and long tongues. These two adaptations most likely help them –

Which of the following adaptations of a cow helps it to survive by allowing it to eat and digest large amounts of grass?

The bright colors on the males of many bird species is an adaptation that helps the birds

Many animals hibernate during the winter. During the winter they spend most of the time sleeping. This behavior is an adaptation that helps animals by –

Camels live in the desert and have wide, flat, leathery pads on the bottoms of their feet. This adaptation most likely helps them –

Some monkeys live their entire lives in trees. What body structure helps the monkey move around in its habitat?

Some birds have large, sharp claws and beaks. These birds most likely eat –

Which adaptation of a frog most helps it capture insects to eat?

Some bears have thick layers of fat and fur that help to keep them warm. These adaptations are best suited to an environment that is –

All of the following would be adaptations that would be an advantage in a hot, dry desert habitat EXCEPT –

All of the following would be adaptations that would be an advantage in a hot, dry desert habitat EXCEPT –

Which foot is best adapted for an animal that must dig tunnels underground to escape predators?

Protective colorings or markings that make an organism appear to be part of its surroundings

Functional changes that allow organisms to obtain food and keep safe

The use of colorings or markings to look like another organism or object

The use of a certain item

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