Animal Adaptations Types
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The document discusses different types of animal adaptations including structural, protective coloration, mimicry, and behavioral adaptations such as migration and hibernation. Structural adaptations involve parts of an animal's body like teeth and coverings. Protective coloration allows animals to blend in through camouflage. Mimicry allows animals to resemble others to fool predators. Behavioral adaptations include migration to find better environments and hibernation where animals slow their body functions to conserve energy.
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- A structural adaptation involves some part of an animal's body, such as the size or shape of the teeth, the animal's body covering, or the way the animal moves. Teeth - since different animals eat different things, they don't all have the same kind of teeth Body coverings - Hair, scales, spines, and feathers grow from the skin. All of these parts help animals survive in their environments. Movement - animals find food by moving from place to place
- Coral snake (left) very poinsonous & Milk snake (right)
- Behavior adaptations include activities that help an animal survive. Behavior adaptations can be learned or instinctive. (a behavior an animal is born with). Social behavior - some animals live by themselves, while other live in groups. Behavior for protection - An animal's behavior sometimes helps to protect the animal. For instance the opossum plays dead. A rabbit freezes when it thinks it has been seen.
- Migration -is the behavioral adaptation that involves an animal or group of animals moving from one region to another and then back again. Animals migrate for different reasons. The reasons are as follows. better climate better food safe place to live safe place to raise young go back to the place they were born.
- Hibernation - is a deep sleep in which an animal's body temperature drops to about the temperature of the environment. Body activities, such as heartbeat and breathing are slowed causing the animal to need very little food. Animals that hibernate are bats woodchucks snakes bears. During the hibernation the animals live off of the fat that is stored in their body.