This document discusses four key behavioral adaptations that help animals survive: camouflage, where animals change their appearance to blend in with their surroundings; migration, which is when animals move from one area to another; hibernation, where animals become inactive to conserve energy during winter; and resource conservation, where animals have adapted ways to conserve food and water in areas with limited resources.

1. Behavioral Adaptations

2. Behavioral Adaptations – are actions
that animals do to survive.
• Camouflage
• Migration
• Hibernation
• Resource conservation

3. • Camouflage
–Changing the animal’s appearance to
match their surroundings.

5. • Migration
– Is the movement of a population or group of
animals from one place to another.

7. • Hibernation
– An adaptation in which animals stay inactive or
dormant to conserve energy and survive winter.

9. • Resource Conservation
– Some animals live un areas where there is not
enough food and water and adapted ways to
conserve these resources.