Plant and Animal Adaptations
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- Q1a feature that helps a living thing survive (or stay alive)adaptation30s
- Q2animal adaptation - colors on animals that scare away predatorswarning colors30s
- Q3everything that is around a living thingenvironment30s
- Q4all the living (plants and animals) and nonliving (water, soil, sunlight) things that interact in a placeecosystem30s
- Q5the place where a plant or animal lives. It provides everything the living thing needs to survive.habitat30s
- Q6plant adaptation - hold in moistureWaxy leaves30s
- Q7plant adaptation - hold in moisturerolled leaves30s
- Q8plant adaptation - so they can soak up scarce waterRoots growing close to surface30s
- Q9plant adaptation - so they can soak up deep sources of stored waterRoots that grow deeply30s
- Q10plant adaptation - so they can reach sunlightclimbing vines30s
- Q11plant adaptation - so they can grow tall and strong to reach sunlightwood on tree bark30s
- Q12plant adaptation - nectar is a sweet smelling sugary liquid that attracts insects to flowersability to produce nectar30s
- Q13plant adaptation - spreads by sticking to animal fur or people's clothes, blowing in the breeze, or floatingseeds30s
- Q14plant adaptation - keep animals from eating plantthorns or spines30s
- Q15animal adaptation - to fly and escape predators or catch preywings30s