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2. Section B (living world)
Animal adaptations
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Sloths
Nocturnal
to avoid
predators
Move very
slowly
to help being seen by
predators
Sleep
curled up
so predators cannot see them
Usually have
grey-brown
fur to match
tree
tones
Three
neck bones that allow 270 degree rotation of their head
Thick
dense
coats
to keep them
dry
Long
sharp claws to cling onto
branches
, sharp
teeth
to defend
Slow
metabolism
, less
food
, no need to compete, they poo every
8
days which saves them energy
Draco lizards
Can glide through the air, they have
long ribs
, use their
long tail
to steer, this means they can escape from predators easily
They are
20cm
long
Brownish colour
for camouflage
They have a
'flag'
that acts as a
warning
to other animals
Survive on
ants
and termites meaning that
competition
is easier
They have
sticky pads
to help them climb the mini bark of
trees
Toucan
Long
beak
Designed to pick and
break apart
nearly any fruit, flipping it in the
air
and catching it in their mouths
They have
4
toes for better grip
Bright
colours help camouflage and avoid predators
Long
tail
to keep balance
Poison dart frog
Bright colours, signifies
danger.
keeps away
predators
Excretes
poison through its
skin
Some species look
poisonous
but aren't
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