🦌 Behavioural Adaptations and Survival
Explore how animals use special behaviours to stay safe, find food, and raise their young. Learn about hiding, running, hunting, building homes, and caring for babies. Discover why some animals migrate, hibernate, or live in groups—and how these smart behaviours help them survive in nature. **What you'll learn:** - How animals use hiding, running, and hunting to survive - Why animals build shelters and care for their young - What migration and hibernation are and when animals use them - How camouflage and group living keep animals safe - Real examples from animals you know
Questions in this quiz
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- Question 1
Why do rabbits run away when they see a fox?
- Question 2
Hibernation is when an animal sleeps for the entire winter to save energy and stay warm.
- Question 3
What is camouflage and how does it help animals?
- Question 4
Many birds fly south in the fall. What is this behaviour called?
- Question 5
Lions hunt alone to catch their food.
- Question 6
Why do birds build nests?
- Question 7
How does a mother cat care for her kittens?
- Question 8
A frog hiding under a lily pad is using a hiding behaviour to stay safe from predators.
- Question 9
Which of these is an example of a group living behaviour?
- Question 10
Why do polar bears have thick fur and white colour?
- Question 11
A spider building a web is an example of a shelter-building behaviour that helps it catch food.
- Question 12
What happens to a bear during hibernation?
- Question 13
Chameleons change their skin colour. How does this behaviour help them survive?
- Question 14
Hunting is a survival behaviour that helps predators like lions and hawks find food to eat.
- Question 15
Why do some animals migrate instead of hibernate?