Learn about the different body parts and adaptations that are used by reptiles, birds, insects, aquatic and terrestrial animals to move, walk, run, crawl, hop, fly, jump and swim.
Learn about the different body parts and adaptations that are used by reptiles, birds, insects, aquatic and terrestrial animals to move, walk, run, crawl, hop, fly, jump and swim.
Definition of adaptation
The importance of adapting
Division of adaptation …
Biomes of our Earth
What it the adapted of ocean biomes
What it the adapted of Desert biomes
Adaptations – an inherited characteristic that helps an organism to survive long enough to reproduce more successfully in its changing environment.
the process of change by which an organism or species becomes better suited to its environment.
1- Maintain the balance of ecosystems and biodiversity.
2- Organisms that have not been able to adapt to changing environmental conditions that have become extinct.
3- When determined to change something in the behavior of living organisms we follow the theory of adaptation.
4- Simulation.
How animals adapt
Adaptations in desert animals
Adaptations for protection
Animals in polar region
Animals in grasslands
Aerial, amphibians, aquatic, arboreal
Taking care of animals
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1. ANIMAL ADAPTATIONS
Animals adapt themselves to
their physical environment for
food getting, protection and
survival.
Adaptation is the ability of an
animal to adjust to its
environment.
2. HOW DO SOME ANIMALS GET THEIR FOOD
ANIMALS
FOOD THEY
EAT
BODY PARTS
USED IN
GETTING FOOD
Carabaos and
cow
grass
Flat wide teeth
for chewing
and grinding
grass
horses grass
Sharp-edged
upper teeth for
tearing grass
3. ANIMALS FOOD THEY
EAT
BODY PARTS
USED IN
GETTING FOOD
Giraffe grass
Long neck to
reach the
leaves on trees
Lions, tigers
and wolves
meat-eating
animals
Sharp –pointed
teeth to tear
meat and sharp
claws to catch
their prey.
4. ANIMALS FOOD THEY
EAT
BODY PARTS
USED IN
GETTING FOOD
man Plants and
meat
Sharp and flat
teeth
Hawks, eagles
and owls meat
Strong hooked
bills to catch
their prey
Pigeons and
hens seeds
Short beaks
adapted to
5. ANIMALS FOOD THEY
EAT
BODY PARTS
USED IN
GETTING FOOD
Pelicans and
seagulls fish
Large bills to
dive into water
to catch fish
Kingfishers and
herons fish
Long slender
beaks to catch
fish
Butterflies,
bees and
dragonflies
nectar
Proboscis to sip
nectar from
flowers
6. ANIMALS FOOD THEY
EAT
BODY PARTS
USED IN
GETTING FOOD
grasshopper grass
Mandible which
look like tiny
saw in their
mouth
Frogs and toads insects
Long sticky
tongue to catch
flying insects
Mosquitoes and
flies
blood
Sucking
mouthparts
used to suck
7. ADAPTATION FOR PROTECTION
Animals use different disguises or
camouflage for defence protection.
They also employ other methods to
evade their enemies.
8. Some animals blend their
colours and shape with their
environment. This disguise is called
protective coloration.
The stripes of zebra make it
difficult to see when the animals does
not move among the stems of plants.
9. Grasshoppers and caterpillar s
are hard to see when they are
underneath leaves. Their colours
blend with their surroundings.
10. Some animals look and move like
other animals. They copy the shape
and movement of other animals. This
disguise is called mimicry. Spiders
imitate the movements of ants to
show their enemies that they can bite
like ants.
11. Some animals uses special body
structure for self defence or
protection. A hard shell covering
called carapace protect the turtle,
snail and crab.
Clams and oysters have strong and
hard to open valves.
12. Dogs and wolves have canine which
are very sharp teeth for their
protection.
Elephants and rhinoceros have
tusks to protect themselves.
13. The skunk sprays a very bad-
smelled chemical when an enemy gets
close to it.
The eel and catfish possess slippery
skin which makes it difficult for the
enemies to catch them.
14. Crabs and scorpions use pincers to
attack their enemies.
Cheetahs have long legs which
make them the fastest running
animals.
15. ADAPTATION FOR SEASONAL
CHANGES
1. Migration – Birds fly across the sky in
flock and move from one place to
another in search of food and shelter.
This birds from north fly to south
during winter to keep themselves
warm. They also look for food and
find home for their young. During
spring they return back to the north to
rest and breed.
16. 2. Hibernation
Some animals like squirrels dig
themselves a hole under the soil and
trees. Bears stay in a cave and sleep
there for a long time. Then, their
heartbeat and other bodily functions
slow down. This adaptation is called
hibernation. Frogs, toads and other
amphibians hibernate too. They rest
at the bottom of the ponds during
winter.
17. 3. Estivation
The mudfish buries itself in the mud
during summer. It uses its stored fat
and gets air through the crack in the
soil. It lives there until the next rainy
season. The camel stores water in its
body. Thus, it can live in the desert for
so many days even without water.
This adaptation is called estivation.