Science: Animal Adaptations
How body parts and behaviors help animals survive
Science: Animal Adaptations
How body parts and behaviors help animals survive
Science - Grade 2-3
- 1
A duck has webbed feet. Explain how webbed feet help a duck survive.
- 2
A polar bear has thick fur and a layer of fat. How do these adaptations help it live in a cold place?
- 3
A giraffe has a very long neck. Describe one way this body part helps the giraffe.
- 4
Some rabbits have fur that matches the ground around them. What is this adaptation called, and how does it help?
- 5
A camel can live a long time with very little water. Explain how this helps the camel in the desert.
- 6
Birds have different kinds of beaks. Why might a bird that eats seeds have a short, strong beak?
- 7
A turtle can pull into its hard shell. How does this adaptation help the turtle?
- 8
Fish have gills. Explain how gills help fish live underwater.
- 9
Some animals sleep through the cold winter. This is called hibernation. How does hibernation help them survive?
- 10
A chameleon can change color to blend in. Explain how this helps the chameleon.
- 11
Why are sharp claws a helpful adaptation for some animals such as eagles or tigers?
- 12
Penguins have feathers that help keep water out. How does this adaptation help penguins?
- 13
Many desert animals are active at night instead of during the day. How does this behavior help them?
- 14
A frog has strong back legs. Describe how this adaptation helps the frog.
- 15
Choose one animal you know and name one adaptation it has. Explain how that adaptation helps it survive.
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