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structures and functions of animals
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Internal structures are | inside the body. (lungs brain, heart, stomach) |
| External structures are | outsider. (fur, scales, claws, wings, shells) |
| What do internal structures help with? | the survival processes like breathing, thinking, and digestion. |
| What do external structures help with? | protection, movement, and getting food |
| Adaptations are | A structure or behavior that helps an animal survive |
| What are movement structures? | structures that help animals move |
| Survival structures are body structures that help animals | get food(beaks, teeth), stay safe (shells, claws), move(wings, legs), process food and oxygen(internal organs) |
| Bluebird has | thin beak to pick up insects |
| Hummingbird has | long beaks to reach nectar in flowers |
| Pelican has | webbed feet to swim and pouch beak to catch fish |
| Eagle has | sharp claws to catch prey and hooked beak to lear food |
| Structure is | A body part of an animal |
| Function is | The job that body part does |
| Camouflage | When an animal blends into its environment to stay safe |
| Animals use external structures to | stay safe. |
| Give examples of external structures. | Fur, Scales, Shells, Claws, strong jaws |
| Lungs do NOT help with protection, | they are for breathing. |
| Give examples of movement structures. | wings, legs, fins |
| What structure do ALL birds have? | feathers |
| Give an example of camouflage. | A deer’s brown coat helps it blend into the forest |
| Give an example of how a bird’s body part helps it survive. | Birds feet/claws help with grip branches and catch prey. |