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Understanding Animal Adaptations: Survival Strategies Explored

Dive into the fascinating world of animal adaptations with Ms. Nowell and her engaging discussion group. Explore intriguing questions like why giraffes have long necks, the purpose of moth spots, the significance of camouflage, and more. Learn how adaptations like a cactus's thorns, a hummingbird's beak, and an alligator's eyes enhance survival. Discover the reasons behind animal migration and the importance of herd living in species like elephants. This informative session will deepen your understanding of how animals thrive in their environments.

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Understanding Animal Adaptations: Survival Strategies Explored

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  1. Table Group Discussion: What is an adaptation?

  2. Ms. Nowell is the coolest… Why do giraffes have such long necks?

  3. What might be the benefit of the spots on the back of this moth?

  4. What is “camouflage”? What is the benefit of camouflage?

  5. Why does a cactus have thorns?

  6. Why does a hummingbird’s beak fit so perfectly into the type of flower it drinks?

  7. How is an alligator’s eyes helpful for it’s survival?

  8. Why do some animals migrate, or move, from place to place?

  9. Why do some animals, like elephants, live in a herd (a group)?

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