behavioral and physical adaptations
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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hibernation | when animals go into a deep winter sleep in which their body activities slow down and they can live off stored food.
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migration | when animals go on a long- distance jouney from one place to another as seasons change
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camouflage | when animals blend in with their environment to protect themselves from enemies
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mimicry | when animals look like other animals to avoid being eaten
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instinct | when an animal is born with natural behaviors that they need in order to survive in their environment
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learned behavior | A behavior that has to taught in order for the animal to survive
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nocturnal | when animals sleep during day and hunt during night
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