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If you look at the teeth it has sharp teeth so it is a carnivore.

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Fox dog and now more!

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Selection

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Natural Selection - Crash Course Biology #14

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Adaptation is how animals changed to survive in their habitats.

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Sharp teeth:carnivore
Flat teeth:herbivore
Both teeth:omnivore

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This shark is shark living in deep sea.
There is not so many food so it have big jaws to catch more prey.

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MS1 Where can you find whales in the desert?

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MS1 Where can you find whales in the desert?

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Habitats, Environmental Change

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In this Mystery, students will explore the idea that the rock under our feet sometimes contains fossils. These fossils reveal how habitats have changed through time.

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MS2 How do we know what dinosaurs looked like?

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MS2 How do we know what dinosaurs looked like?

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Fossil evidence, Adaptation

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How do we know what dinosaurs looked like?

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In this Mystery, students will learn how we can infer what the outside of an animal looked like, by using clues about their skeleton.

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Fossil evidence, behavior, footprints

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In this Mystery, students will learn how a dinosaur's footprints reveal how quickly a dinosaur was running.

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MS4 What kinds of animals might there be in the future?

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MS4 What kinds of animals might there be in the future?

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Heredity, Variation, Selection

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What kinds of animals might there be in the future?

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In this Mystery, students learn how people create new breeds of animals by mating (selecting) individuals with desirable traits.

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MS5 Can selection happen without people?

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MS5 Can selection happen without people?

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Heredity, Variation, Natural Selection

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In this Mystery, students will play a simulation based on a real-life experiment called "Lizard Island." The simulation shows an example of how nature, not human beings, can slowly change the appearance of an animal using the process of selection.