Question

Adaptations in Living Organisms
6. Some animals like yaks store fat under
their skin. How does this feature help
the yak to survive in its habitat? What
other structural and behavioural
adaptations does a yak have?
Adaptations in Aquatic Habitat
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7.
1. Long term changes that help an organism k&U
to live in its habitat are called
A. acclimatisation B. response
C. adaptation
D. extinction
2. What can happen if an organism does
not adapt? Support your answer by
giving one example.
3. Identify the type of adaptation as
structural or behavioural.
A. Ayak has very thick fur to survive in winters.
B. A desert rat burrows itself in the sand
during the day.
C. Some birds migrate to warm regions in
the winters.
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is an adaptation of
aquatic animals.
A. thick fur
B. webbed feet
C. padded soles on feet
D. strong claws
8. If a fish had a round body, would it be
able to swim in water easily? Explain
your answer.
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Adaptations in Terrestrial Habitat
4. Which of the following is not an
adaptation in predators:
A. strong claws B. sharp teeth
C. long ears D. good night vision
9. Whales and dolphins do not have gills.
How do they breathe in water?
10. A tiger has several stripes on its body.
How does this trait help the tiger to
survive in its habitat? Give examples
of other animals which adopt a similar
strategy like the tiger.
5. How does a cactus adapt to survive in
its habitat?
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Answer 1

Answer:

The fats stored by yaks Help them to survive in their habitat which is so cold and keep the yaks warm. ... They have a large coat of fur which also help them to keep them warm in cold habitat.

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Answer 2

Answer:

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