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Sort adaptations into body parts and actions, and name the life need each one meets.
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A polar bear has a thick layer of fat under its skin. What kind of adaptation is that layer of fat?
A giraffe has a neck about as long as a grown person is tall. What kind of adaptation is the long neck?
A cactus in the desert has sharp spines instead of wide flat leaves. What kind of adaptation are the spines?
A duck has feathers coated with oil, so water does not soak through to its skin. What kind of adaptation are the oily feathers?
An octopus squirts a dark cloud of ink and swims away when a shark comes near. What kind of adaptation is squirting the ink?
A meerkat stands up on its back legs and watches the sky while the others in the group feed. What kind of adaptation is standing watch?
A woodpecker hammers its beak into tree bark to reach the insects hiding underneath. What kind of adaptation is the hammering?
A honeybee dances in a pattern inside the hive to show the other bees where flowers are. What kind of adaptation is the dance?
A beaver cuts down small trees with its front teeth and stacks them into a dam across a stream. What kind of adaptation is building the dam?
An elephant fills its trunk with water and sprays it over its back on a hot day. What kind of adaptation is the spraying?
A robin gathers twigs, grass, and mud and shapes them into a nest, so building the nest is a behavioral adaptation.
An arctic fox grows a thick white coat of fur for the snowy winter, so the fur is a behavioral adaptation.
A giant anteater uses its long sticky tongue to pull ants out of their nest. Which life need does this adaptation meet?
A desert tortoise stores water inside its body and uses it slowly through the long dry months. Which life need does this adaptation meet?
A chipmunk lines its underground nest with dry leaves and grass and sleeps there on cold nights. Which life need does this adaptation meet?
A killdeer drags one wing along the ground to lead a fox away from its nest. Which life need does this behavior meet?
A skunk sprays a bad-smelling liquid at an animal that comes too close. Which life need does this adaptation meet?
A sea turtle digs a deep hole in the sand with its back flippers and buries her eggs in it. What kind of adaptation is burying the eggs?
A wolf has sharp teeth, thick fur, and a strong sense of smell, and it hunts together with its pack. Which one of these is a behavioral adaptation?
A rattlesnake has fangs that carry venom, and it rests in the shade under a rock through the hottest part of the day. What is true about this snake?
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