Adaptation in Animals 5.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? BiologyAdaptations of organisms to their environmentGCSEAQA Created by: Mr_MackintoastCreated on: 27-03-17 17:51 What would happen to animals if they weren't adapted to survive? If animals were not adapted to survive, they would die 1 of 6 How are animals in cold climates adapted to survive? Animals in cold climates (e.g. Arctic) hve thick fur and fat under their skin (blubber) for warmth 2 of 6 Give examples of animals in the arctic and an adaptation? Animals in the arctic (e.g. Arctic Fox, Arctic Hare) are white in the winter but brown in the summer 3 of 6 Why are these animals adapted in this way? Animals in the arctic change colour so that they are camouflaged meaning that can't be seen as easily. 4 of 6 Why do large animals find it diffult to cool down? Large animals find it difficult to cool down because they have smaller surface areas compared to their volume. 5 of 6 How are animals adapted to survive in the desert? Animals in the desert are adpated to conserve water and stop them getting too hot. They may also hunt/feed at night to remain cool in the day. 6 of 6
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