This document discusses how various animal body parts help animals survive in their environments. It describes how fish use slime to glide through water, seed-eating birds have cone-shaped beaks to eat seeds, crocodiles have eyes and nostrils that stick up so they can see prey while hiding in water, goats have hoofed feet to climb rocks, and gorillas use their feet to climb trees and pick up food. The document emphasizes that an animal's movement, teeth, eyes, feet, claws, and body coverings all help it survive in its specific environment.

1. Animal Body Parts and Their Uses By: Clarissa W. Sanders

2. Science Objective Goal 1.1 Relate structural characteristics and behavior of a variety of animals to the environment in which they are typically found.

3. Essential Question How do animals use their body parts to help them survive?

4. Fish Fishes uses slime on its scales to glide through the water.

5. Birds Seed-eating birds have cone-shaped beaks to crush and grind seeds.

6. Crocodiles The eyes and nostrils of a crocodile stick up above its head, so it can hide under the water and still keep a lookout for prey.

7. Goat Goats have hoofed feet, so they can climb rocks.

8. Gorillas They use their feet to climb trees and to pick up food.

9. Can you tell how each animal uses their body parts to survive? Lizard

10. Butterfly

11. Zebra

12. What’s the point?

13. How an animal moves and its teeth, eyes, feet, and claws, and body coverings all help the animal survive in its environment.

14. Think About It How can people survive in the environment like animals?

15. The End!!! I Can Survive?