How do living things survive in ecosystems
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Fish breathe through gills in the water. Beavers survive in the forest due to their brown color which helps them blend in. Beavers use wood to build dams and lodges, showing behavioral adaptation. Arctic hares change their fur color from brown to white in summer and winter as a physical adaptation. Plants also show adaptations like cacti storing water in their stems and rainforest plants having large leaves to receive sunlight. Animals use behavioral adaptations like hibernation, migration, camouflage and mimicry to survive.
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Living things survive in different places by adapting to the environment. In deserts, cacti store water and have sharp needles while lizards hide under rocks during the day. In tundras, plants grow close together and animals have thick fur. In grasslands, elephants and other animals travel in groups to stay safe. Rainforests are wet and hot, with tall trees for monkeys and green tree frogs with sticky feet. Oceans have animals at the top to access food and sunlight, while fish change color, have scales, and jellyfish sting. Ponds support plants on the surface for sunlight.
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Do you know the different types of senses?
They are sight, hearing, Touch, Taste and smell. Do you know that animals have stronger senses than us?
For example- Have you seen a shoot up the ears when you walk past it, have you seen ants moving in a straight line.
How they could see from hundreds of meters height. because Eagles, vultures can see four times further than we can. if you can see after two meters away. then they can see up to eight meters.
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- 3. How does the beaver survive in the forest? Their brown color help the blend in
- 4. What will the beaver do with the wood? How does it know what to do with the wood?
- 6. Why is the girl wearing a dress in the 1st picture and a sweater in the 2nd picture?
- 7. Adaptation Any trait that helps an animal survive. What does trait mean? Feature, behavior of a living thing
- 8. Adaptation can be: Physical adaptation Behavioral adaptation Ex. A snake hide in the shade Ex. Arctic hare changes fur color during summer and winter Learned behavior Instinct (Behavior animal knows without being taught)
- 12. Plants adaptations Plant parts Physical adaptation Desert plants Stems store water. Ex. Cactus Rainforest plants Large leaves to get more sunlight.
- 14. -In the fall some animals start eating more food. - Then they go into a sleeplike state for winter (Hibernate) - The body temperature drops. - Their heart rate slows down. - Breathe only once in a half hour.
- 16. Travel from one place to another and back again. 2) Migrate (Behavioral adaptation) (Instinct)
- 17. Most birds travel from the northern hemisphere to the southern hemisphere in fall.
- 18. Canada geese fly from Alaska and Canada to the United states They return north in spring to raise their young.
- 19. Geese migrating in a v shape
- 20. Grey whales migrate from cold waters near Alaska to warm waters near California. Female whales give birth to their young and return in spring.
- 21. Monarch butterflies fly from the United states to Mexico each fall.
- 22. Animals hidden by their shapes, colors and patterns. 3) Comouflage (Physical adaptation)
- 23. Geese migrating in a v shape
- 29. Imitating the look of another animal 4) Mimicry (Physical adaptation)