Habitats and Adaptations
Important Questions on Habitats and Adaptations
What do amphibians have in common with terrestrial animals?
Look at the pictures. Draw a line to match the animal with its adaptation.
Name two animals each that can be found in the natural surroundings given below.
Using any two examples, describe how animals are adapted to their habitats.
What are flightless birds? Give an example.
Write any two adaptations seen in terrestrial animals.
Define/Explain the following.
Arboreal animals
Define/Explain the following.
Aestivation
Define/Explain the following.
Amphibians
Define/Explain the following.
Hibernation
Define/Explain the following.
Terrestrial animals
Most birds have hollow bones.
Frogs and toads can live both on land and in water.
Aquatic animals have fins suited for swimming.
A flightless bird:
The long winter sleep-like state shown by animals such as bears:
Ostriches and kiwis are flightless birds.
The skin of most amphibians is dry.
Aquatic animals have wings suited for swimming.
Animals such as bears hibernate.
