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Think of any animal and identify 2 adaptations for protection

1 structural adaption

1 behavioral adaption

Explain how does it help the animal protect itself from its enemies?

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Think of an animal that lives in that environment. Find out:

•One structural adaptation (a body part or physical feature)

•One behavioral adaptation (something the animal does)

• Explain how does this help the animal survive in its environment?

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Think of an animal that lives in that environment.

Find out:

•One structural adaptation (a body part or physical feature)

•One behavioral adaptation (something the animal does)

• Explain how does this help the animal survive in its environment?

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Armadillo

It burrows into the ground to have a quick escape away from its predators and rolls up into a ball to protect itself.(behavioural adaptation)

It has a hard shell to protect itself from the predators attacks and will be hurt less.(structural adaptation)

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The big ears of the desert fox allows it to lose heat to the surroundings faster and it hides in burrows as it provides shade

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Polar bear

Structural adaptations

Smaller ears and shorter tail

Smaller surface area in contact with the surrounding cold air.Therefore, they will feel less cold.

Hibernation

when food is scarce

Cheers,

Nate and Javier

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The polar bear has blubber which helps them keep warm and can be broken down into energy which is needed for them to catch and hunt for prey.

Polar bear look for holes in the ice where seals come up to breathe and the polar bears will catch them.

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Axel and jairus

Desert fox

Structural:Its long ears to help it lose more heat to the surroundings

Behavioral:It often hides in a burrows during the day and hunts at night as at night it is not so hot

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Timothy Ong and Issac rajah

Animal: dessert fox

Structural adaptation

The desert fox has big ears to lose heat through sweat during the day when it leaves its burrow. To obtain air food and water

Behavioural adaptation

At night condensation also occurs at a faster rate when the warmer water vapour in the air touches the cooler surface of the leaves it loses heat and condenses to form water for the fox to drink. Sleeps in burrows during the day and when it is cooler at night it will come out and hunt for food. :):):):)

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Arctic hare.

Struc,they have ears that lay back to their body .thus there will be less exposed surface area of the body in contact with the cooler surrounding air ,thus the body would lose heat slower to the surroundings ,allowing the arctic hare to keep warm during the winter.

Behav,burrow or hide in the snow and their white fur can camouflage with the white snow preventing prey from spotting it .increasing the chances for the hare to catch it and feed on it for food.

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Axolotl

1. Has gills to breathe underwater

It will be able to breathe underwater

2. Moist skin

breathe on land

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Think of animals that lives underwater.

Find out:

•Two structural adaptations (a body part or physical feature)

• Explain how does it help the animals survive in its environment?

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Streamlined body

No 1. It helps them move in the water more easily to catch their prey

No 2. They have gills that can help them breathe underwater

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Fins help fish swim smoothly and change direction quickly.

This can help the fish to catch prey easier and help to escape from predators faster

Scales protect their bodies from harm.

Making it harder for predator to harm the fish as the scales is like a protection layer.

Anne, Colette

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Most marine animals have gills where water rich in oxygen flows over the gill filaments and oxygen from the water enters the blood vessels in the gill filament while carbon dioxide exits the blood vessels and goes into the water. This helps the fish breathe in the water as it can effectively seperate the oxygen from the water. Amphibians also have moist skin, which absorbs oxygen from the water. That way it can get oxygen.

By:Ethan Lee, Timothy Lee( they asked the questions) and Guo Cheng Xi( sumerised whar we learnt

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Polar bears have:

Structural adaptation:

white fur

It camouflages with the snow so that they are not easily spotted by the predators

Behavioral adaptation:

Move to dens during harsh weather

It allows them to keep warm

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Daniel and Cayden

Hedgehog

Structural Adaptation:

Hedgehogs have spikes all over their body which will protect them from predators because the predators cannot tear through the spikes and the spikes would hurt the predators.

Behavioural adaptions:

Hedgehogs are active at night/nocturnal so that it can avoid detection by predators.

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Iguanas can run quickly to escape danger.

Chameleons can change the colour of their outer covering to blend in with their surroundings, making it harder for predators to spot them

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Lizard.

Structural: The tail of the lizard drops off, distracting the predator to run away and the tail grow can also back.

Behavioural: The lizard basks in the sun, which helps them warm up and run faster away from predators.

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Owls can turn their heads 270 degrees so that they can have a wider range of vision to see and catch their prey. They also have hook beaks and sharp claws to carry the prey and tear apart the flesh of the prey.

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Owl

Animal hunts at night instead of in the day (behavioural adaptations)

Has good eyesight and able to see prey even when it is very dark(structural adaptation)

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Axel Lee

Axolotl

Structural: Gills to breathe under water

Behavioural: More active at night to hunt for food and avoid predators

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1. Stripes on body to camouflage with the surroundings

2. Has good vision to spot prey from far distance

3. Watches prey for a while before attacking it

1- Allows it to camouflage and would not be spotted by the prey easily allowing it to catch the prey quickly

2-can see prey from far distance and be able to catch them more easily

3- Monitor the moves of the prey to allow it to catch the prey easily

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A bat has:

Structural adaptations: sharp night vision

Behavioural adaptation: sleep upside down

Can see prey in the dark using their night vision and can be hidden from more predators by being upside down.

Colette, anne

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Structural adaptation:

Chameleons can change their skin colour and blend in with the surroundings

Behavioural adaptation:

Tigers can sneak up on their prey stealthily and quietly catch their prey.

Claire c and claire l

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The owl

Structural: Night Vision

This helps the predator to find the prey during night time, when it is dark outside

Behavorial: hunting at night

This helps them to not be seen easily and attack their prey steathily

Cheers,

Nate and Javier

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Isaac Rajah & Timothy Ong

Owl

Structural adaptation

-has eyes that can see in the dark

-can turn its head 270degrees

This allows the owl to catch its prey easily at night.

Behavioural adaptation

-it is only active at night

So there are lesser potential threats to it survival.

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Ethan, Timoty, Cheng Xi

Lion

Sharp teeth

hunt in packs

Sharp teeth helps rip apart the flesh of the prey and hunting in packs allows the lions to hunt the prey easily.

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Owl.

Struc,night vision

behav,nocturnal

This helps it by being able to see in the dark while its prey cant and hunting at night is also safer as the predators of the owl may not be active at night

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The eagle has:

Structural adaptation:

keen sense of sight

Behavioral adaptation:

Sneak up on prey quietly

It can spot its prey from a far distance and the prey won't notice its presence.

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1 structural adaptation is sharp teeth

1 behavioural adaptation is hunting at night

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Owl.

Structural: Eyes that can see at night allowing it to catch its prey

Behavioural: It is noctornal which allows it to hunt at night for prey

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snake

:venom to kill prey

:sneak up to prey so prey does not spot it easily and snake has a higher chance of catching the prey

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Daniel Khoo and Cayden Chuang

Owls have strong eyesight to catch the prey in the night.

Owls hunt at night so that the prey cannot see them.

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Structural adaptation:claws to grab prey, hooked beak for tearing flesh, good sense of hearing, sight and smell

Behvioural adaptation: hunting in groups to catch faster prey (keep warm while hunting :) )

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Think of any animal and identify 2 adaptations for catching prey

1 structural adaption

1 behavioral adaption

Explain how does it help the animal catch its prey?

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desert fox

have bigger ears.the ears are bigger, so there is more exposed surface area of the body in contact with the cooler surroundings. so, the body will gain heat from the cooler surroundings faster, allowing the desert fox to keep cooler.

hide in burrows during the day, to avoid the scorching heat and the predatirs that are active during the day.