2) Calculate the percentage of food of animal origin consumed by the wolf.​

3) Identify the food diet of the wolf.​

4) Convert the bar graph of document a into a table.​

Answer the following questions: (Student 2 has to post answers on Padlet)

1. Determine the food diet of the deer.

2. Describe how the deer was moving while searching for food. Justify why it needed to move.

3. List the steps taken by the deer to obtain its food.

b) In your own words, define feeding behavior.

1. List the steps of the feeding behaviour of the rabbit.

2. Distinguish the behaviour of the rabbit in search for food to that when sensing danger.

3. A rabbit is always cautious. Formulate a hypothesis explaining this statement.

1. Indicate how the rabbit jumps when it senses danger.

2. Indicate the organ(s) of the rabbit that ensured this movement.

3. Based on your knowledge, list some ways that can help preys escape from predators.

-List the organs which intervene in propulsion. 

Which one is passive? Which one is active?

*Act it out challenge: show the class what it is like to propel (propulsion).

     Justify whether this sentence is correct or not.

Otters often lie on a rock, waiting for fish to swim. When a fish passes near, the otter uses its powerful hind legs to jump quickly and accurately over the fish to catch it. Sometimes, otters follow fish by swimming underneath them before capturing the fish with their sharp teeth. 

1. Pick out from the text the sentence that shows that otters usually hunt from a hide.

2. Name the type of movement used by otters to jump over the fish.

3. Indicate the food diet of the otter.

4. Indicate the passive organ involved in such a movement.

5. Specify whether the otter is a predator or a prey.