Adaptations

Question 0

Snake

Answer 0

No arms or appendages it has a flexible jaw, backwards teeth, has a forked tongue, and many colors

Question 1

Python

Answer 1

On the ground so it has extended vertebrae for movement

Question 2

Brown creeper

Answer 2

Thin bill, which is curved downward for probing under bark

Question 3

Skimmer

Answer 3

Large bill, lower jaw longer than upper so it can scoop up fish

Question 4

Koala

Answer 4

Who lives in trees, it’s bamboo, has a pouch (structural), and it doesn’t need water which is physical, large gap structural

Question 5

Taiga

Answer 5

Warm summers, acidic soil, permafrost, plants have a waxy coat

Question 6

Camel

Answer 6

Dry grasslands and deserts, to hold fat and water (structural and physical) efficient metabolism which is physical, and hair that keeps the sand out of body which is structural

Question 7

Heron

Answer 7

Long and thick bill which is used as a spear to stab stuff like fish

Question 8

Grassland

Answer 8

Hot Summers and cold winters, there is drought, plant roots are strong narrow land, wind

Question 9

Desert

Answer 9

Hot and dry, lots of wind, bad soil. Plants store water and have small leaves long roots and have a waxy coat

Question 10

Hummingbird

Answer 10

Long and thin bill which is use like a straw to get nectar from flowers

Question 11

Temperate rainforest

Answer 11

Mild winters, cool summers, lots of rain, bad soil. Plants grow on other plants and there are tall trees because there is little sun

Question 12

Temperate deciduous forest

Answer 12

Four very distinct seasons, lots of rain, plant layers, trees lose their leaves, thick bark

Question 13

Tundra

Answer 13

Always cold, permafrost, no rain. Small plants with dark color and there are clumps of growth

Question 14

Water and stuff

Answer 14

Plants grow in water and on top. Plants and water have flexible stems that absorb things through the leaves and how floating leaves and seeds so they can travel long-distances

Question 15

Curlew

Answer 15

Long and slender big for probing the shoreline

Question 16

Brown creeper

Answer 16

Thin bill which is curved downward for probing under bark

Question 17

Eagle

Answer 17

Short and strong beak which is hooked for tearing up fish

Question 18

Woodpecker

Answer 18

Chisel like beak which is used for drilling holes and trees to get bugs and stuff

Question 19

Alligator

Answer 19

Lives near water. Eyes on top of head (structural) as a third eyelid which is also structural. I was close by reflix which is psychological

Question 20

Lions

Answer 20

Live in the Savannah. Roar to communicate which is behavioral. Long claws which is structural. Lose belly skin to keep it from getting hurt from pray that kicks

Question 21

Kingsnake

Answer 21

Lives on the ground. Immune to rattlesnake venom so they can eat it which is physiological . It has many colors which is structural

Question 22

The burrowing bullfrog

Answer 22

Has a tubercle on the front which is structural. Can handle a lot of urea and lays dormant until breeding season which are both physiological

Question 23

Pelican

Answer 23

Has a large bell with a stretchable pouch which is used to scoop up fish from underwater

Question 24

Sea Otter

Answer 24

Mostly live in the sea. Can float on their backs which is structural, physiological and behavioral. Use tools to help do stuff which is behavioral. Has blubber in fur which a structural

Question 25

Cardinal

Answer 25

Short and the cone shape beak which is good for cracking small seeds

Question 26

Duck

Answer 26

Has a flat though which is good for catching fish and draining the water

Question 27

Spoonbill

Answer 27

Flat and long beak like a shovel for sweeping in shallow water

Question 28

Hedgehog

Answer 28

Lives in dry places and is ground dwelling. Has spikes which is structural. Roles in a ball when threatened which is behavioral

Question 29

Gibbon

Answer 29

In the trees. Has a small body with long arms and a grip to hold fruit which is structural. THIS IS A MONKEY