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Animal Adaptations

Published on Nov 24, 2015

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ANIMAL ADAPTATIONS

Photo by Ian Sane
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WHY DO ANIMALS ADAPT?

  • Environment
  • Protection
  • Evolution
Photo by Leo Reynolds
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ENVIRONMENT

  • Dessert
  • Ocean
  • Forest
  • Can you name other habitats?
Photo by JoelDeluxe
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FIVE SENSE ADAPTATIONS

Photo by harold.lloyd
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SIGHT

Photo by @Doug88888
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SEAHORSE

A SEAHORSE'S EYES CAN MOVE INDEPENDENTLY
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BOX JELLYFISH

A BOX JELLYFISH HAS 24 EYES!!!
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TOUCH

Photo by Silence à gogo
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GRASSHOPPER

A GRASSHOPPER HAS HAIRS ALL OVER IT'S BODY TO DETECT AIR MOVEMENT.
Photo by Giuss95
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BUTTERFLY

BUTTERFLIES HAVE HAIR ON THEIR WINGS TO FEEL CHANGES IN AIR PRESSURE.
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TASTE

Photo by jenny downing
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SNAKES

  • The tongue of snakes has no taste buds.
  • Instead, the tongue is used to bring smells and tastes into the mouth.
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EARTHWORM

AN EARTHWORM'S ENTIRE BODY IS COVERED WITH TASTE BUDS.
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SMELL

Photo by Dennis Wong
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CATS

A CAT'S SENSE OF SMELL IS MORE THAN THREE TIMES AS STRONG AS A HUMAN'S.
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GRIZZLY BEARS

SOME GRIZZLIES CAN SMELL UP TO 18 MILES AWAY
Photo by Dolor Ipsum
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HEAR

Photo by daniel duende
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FROGS

Frogs have an eardrum on the outside of the body behind the eye.
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CAMOUFLAGE

BLENDING INTO YOUR ENVIRONMENT
Photo by Juliana Coutinho
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GECKO

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OCTOPUS

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GIRAFFE

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LEOPARD

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OWL

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