Mutation Project
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The document describes the creation of a mutated creature called the Great Bald Snakehead through combining DNA from a bald eagle, great grey owl, and snakehead fish. It was created through an insertion/deletion mutation over 10 years and can adapt to many environments, including living both on land and in water. The document also outlines three potential arenas - forest, water-based, and snow - that the Great Bald Snakehead creature could be placed in for survival purposes.
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This document discusses various animal adaptations for protection or survival. It covers how centipedes, millipedes, scorpions, porcupines, and pangolins protect themselves with venom, curling up, stings, spines or scales. It also discusses how camels, rhinoceroses, desert foxes and birds survive hot desert climates through humps, wallowing, ears and cactus holes. Polar bears, penguins, arctic foxes and seals survive cold climates with thick fur, layers of fat and tails. Antarctic cod can survive at -19°C due to special blood substances.
Animal adaptation
Animals have developed various physical and behavioral adaptations that enable them to survive in their environments. Adaptations take a long time to develop through gradual changes over generations. They allow animals to obtain food, reproduce, and protect themselves from threats. Examples of physical adaptations include teeth for eating plants or meat, beaks for obtaining food, camouflage for protection, and body changes for hibernation or migration to cope with seasonal variations.
Sea Birds1
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- 1. Mutation & Adaptations By:Preet Mann
- 2. Original Creatures The Bald Eagle The Great Grey Owl The Snake head Fish
- 3. Original Creatures The Bald Eagle *Female bald eagles are larger than male bald eagles. *Bald eagles eat mostly fish, swooping down to the water and catching them with their powerful talons. *Bald eagles live for around 20 years in the wild. Bald eagles build very large nests, sometimes weighing as much as a ton! The Great Grey Owl *Locates mice below snow by hearing, then plunges down through surface to capture them. *Great Gray Owl is the tallest American owl with the largest wingspan *Habitat:Boreal forest. Snakehead Fish *To seize its prey, the giant snakehead will bend itself into an S-shape and then snap its head forward to attack. *will take on anything that gets too close, including people. *Because it's an air breather, it can stay alive after being caught for days on end, in or out of water.
- 4. Mutated Creature The Great Bald Snakehead *The measurements of 35to 37 inches, weights about ten to fourteen pounds *Sharp teeth, that cut through flesh like its paper *Piercing eyes that see right through your soul *Can live and “Breath” underwater *Can Fly at great speeds 100 km an hour *One Bite is enough to have you on the floor *Feeds on almost anything, but enjoys human flesh.
- 5. Adaptions Creating The Great Bald Snake head, was a process of over ten years. The DNA of the mutation, is altered and goes with the incorrect base. The type of mutation, my creation has is a insertion/deletion mutation. That means that the nucleotide are wrongly inserted. This is a positive Mutation because, it benefits the animal for hunting, and self defence. The Great Bald Snake head, can adapt to almost any environment the Capitol puts it through, it can survive in water, the forest and even snow. It's able to go in the water because, it's mutated to have, both gills and lungs.
- 6. Arena's Forest Arena *Lots of trees *Plants, (edible, and Poisonous) *Warm *Lots of Wildlife *Temperatures drop highly at Night Time Water-Based Arena *Hot *Lots of hills *Many Trees *Water is very high up *Tributes will have to fight more gadgets, to be able to walk/fight or find shelter underwater *Some wildlife Snow Arena *Very Cold *Tributes will be given, clothing to keep them warm *Some Wildlife *Only 3 very warm shelter are available, tributes will have to find them
- 7. Arena's Forest Arena *Lots of trees *Plants, (edible, and Poisonous) *Warm *Lots of Wildlife *Temperatures drop highly at Night Time Water-Based Arena *Hot *Lots of hills *Many Trees *Water is very high up *Tributes will have to fight more gadgets, to be able to walk/fight or find shelter underwater *Some wildlife Snow Arena *Very Cold *Tributes will be given, clothing to keep them warm *Some Wildlife *Only 3 very warm shelter are available, tributes will have to find them