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Q3: What are the modifications shown by animals to support their eating habits?

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Answer 1

Answer:

An adaptation is a modification or change in the organism's body or behaviour that helps it to survive

All living things need food to grow and  to live. Animals are  living things. They  too need energy to  move around and  work. Food gives  them all the energy  they need.

• Birds do not have teeth. They swallow their food whole. Lizards and snakes have very  small teeth.
• These teeth are not useful for chewing. They only help in grabbing the  food. So, snakes and lizards swallow their food whole.
• Carnivores like lions and tigers tear and chew the flesh of  animals. They have sharp, pointed and curved front teeth  to tear the flesh.
• Herbivores like deer and giraffe eat  grass and leaves. They have broad, flat  and sharp front teeth to cut their food.
• Cows and buffaloes bite the grass and  swallow it. Later, they bring back the   food into their mouth and chew it  slowly.
• Butter flies and mosquitoes  have a feeding tube in place  of mouth. This tube is called  proboscis. It works like a straw.  A butterfly uses the proboscis  to suck liquids like nectar from  flowers. A mosquito uses it to  suck blood.