Science · Fifth Grade, Primary · Unit 3: Interactions in Ecosystems · First Semester
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An adaptation is a trait in a living thing's body or behavior that helps it survive in its environment, such as the camel's hump and the cactus's spines. In this lesson you learn about structural and behavioral adaptations, including camouflage, migration, and hibernation.
💡 Tip: To tell the two types apart, ask: Is it part of the body? Then it's structural, like spines. Or is it something the animal does? Then it's behavioral, like migration.
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To reduce water loss through evaporation in hot weather and to protect the plant from animals that would eat it, while the plant stores water in its thick stem.
An adaptation that makes an animal's color or shape look like its surroundings so it is hard to see, such as the chameleon that changes its color and the fox whose color matches the sand.
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