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The thorns of this plant are a structural adaptation used to ward off potential threats.

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the branch has thorns and it avoids predators from eating the bush

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The roots of a tree are a structural adaption. The roots help to extract water and moisture from the ground

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When we went on the nature walk I spotted a bee pollinating from a flower. This is an example of a behavioural adaptation. It was a beautiful thing to see!

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During our nature walk I noticed spikey leaves this is a structural adaptation meant to protect itself from animals and any danger

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This bush has a structural adaptation in the form of thorns to protect itself

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This is a structural adaptation. The cupped shaped leaves help collect water.

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On the nature walk the beautiful bright, vibrant colours of the tulips stood out to me. I Later found out that the bright colour of the flower is a structural adaptation, which is used to attract pollinating insects that help tulips reproduce. 🌷🌷🌞🌞

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During our nature walk I noticed how these grasses had grown taller than ones around it. I think this is an example of a structural adaptation because I think it did that so it could reach the sun light and perceptation faster

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During our nature walk, I noticed how next to the sidewalk there was a row of trees- some with no big roots and some with big roots. This tree I noticed was one of the few that had big roots. This is a structural adaptation, as the roots are necessary for the trees survival, with their ability to go deep into the ground to collect water and nutrients. ⬇️⬇⬇️

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On our walk, I saw that this tree had very long roots. This is a structural adaptation. The tree has these long roots in order to store and collect as much water + nutrients that the tree needs to survive. The roots also help keep the tree in place.

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On the neighbourhood walk, I noticed this plant which has thorny leaves.  This is a structural adaptation. It is probably meant to keep away animals wanting to consume the leaves.

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While walking around the neighbourhood, I was able to find a large bee and take a picture of it. This picture of the bee allowed me to witness both a structural and behavioural adaption. The structural adaptation is the bees yellow strips. These strips protect the bee from predators. The behavioural adaptation is the bee eating nectar. It depends on the flowers for its survival.

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During our walk I was mainly looking for some sort if plants that have adapted to repel insects. I managed to find poison ivy. This is a mixture of a behavioural and structural adaptations. It grows thorns to prevent it from being picked, or eaten and it also contains a poison that can cause itching, rashes etc.

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Through out the nature walk we had during our science class, I have notice Tulips in some people's gardens, and I was very intrigued and curious to find out, it's adaptation to this world. I searched and I found out that, Tulips have this waxy, somewhat stiff petals of tulips, in which are good protection from cold, drying winds for the stamens and pistils. And it is a structural adaptation.

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Today in class we went on a nature walk to look for different adaptations in our neighbourhood. On our walk I found this plant with thrones. Thornes are a physiological adaptation which help protect the plant from anything that wants to harming it, such as insects or animal.

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9During my joyful walk around the neighbourhood, I noticed a couple of interesting things. Here is an example of a behavioural daptation. This is because the bee relies on these flowers in order to produce honey.

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Here is an example of structural adaptation. These thorns could be used to repel insects from eating away at the branches and then leaves, in order to survive.

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