Anaise Animal Adaptations

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Adaptations in Animals By Anaise Year 7 - Room 12

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Adaptations in Animals

By Anaise Year 7 - Room 12

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Learning about animals and their adaptive features that help them live, is wonderful.

At the zoo we saw how animals use their special features to survive.

Here’s what we learnt.

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INSECTS

• Have antennae which act like feelers.

• They have a mouth like a straw. • They wet their food with their saliva and

then suck the food in.• They have six legs to help them walk.

• Their wings help them fly. Aren’t these clever adaptations to help

them survive?

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FROGS

• Frogs have pores on their slimy skin to help them breathe while they are in water.

• When they are on land they use their lungs to breathe.

• Their hind legs are strong. When they leap, frogs land on their hind legs which act as buffers.

• Frogs have long tongues with which to catch their prey.

• They croak to attract other frogs.

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LIZARDS

Lizards are reptiles. • Reptiles are cold blooded. • They need the sun to keep their bodies warm.• Lizards have bumps on the inside of their toes. While

walking using the toes, a vacuum is created and this won’t let the lizard fall.

• When in danger the lizard sheds its tail and moves away.

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EAGLES• They have strong and sharp claws to

catch their prey.

• Their eye sight is very good.• They have large and strong wings that

help them fly. • They swoop down, pick up and rip through

their prey using their beaks and claws.

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DUCKS

• Ducks have webbed feet for swimming.• They have oily feathers to prevent them

from getting wet. • Their beaks are flat and ridged to help

them keep the food in, and get the water out.

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ZEBRAS

• They have unique black and white stripes to confuse its enemy.

• They are herbivores.

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TIGERS

• Have brown and black stripes for camouflage.

• They have sharp pointy teeth and strong paws and claws.

• They are strong and fast hunters.

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LIONS

• Lions have manes to make their face look bigger and fierce.

• They are called the kings of the jungle because they are strong and majestic.

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BATS

• Bats use echo location to find their prey.• They are nocturnal animals that can see

very well in the dark.

• They live in groups and hunt at night.

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HUMANS

• Humans are at the top end of the animal chain.

• We can speak to communicate.• We can stand erect and use our limbs.

• The thumb is a very useful adaptation that enables us to hold and do things.

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I hope you have learnt something about adaptations in animals.

I enjoyed preparing this presentation.