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Animals, Habitats, and Adaptations

Study how animals live in different habitats and how adaptations help them get food, stay safe, and survive.

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Define habitat and adaptation.
Match animals with adaptations suited to their habitats.
Explain how body features or behaviour help survival.

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A habitat is the place where an organism lives. It provides food, water, shelter, and suitable conditions. An adaptation is a body feature or behaviour that helps an organism survive and reproduce in its habitat. A fish uses gills to obtain oxygen dissolved in water and fins to move through it. A camel has broad, padded feet that spread its weight on sand. Its hump stores fat, not a supply of drinking water. A polar bear has thick fur and a layer of fat that reduce heat loss. Animals also differ in what they eat. Herbivores, such as cows, eat plants. Carnivores, such as lions, eat other animals. Omnivores, such as many brown bears, eat both. An animal's habitat alone does not tell us its diet.

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