What is the Specialty of a Chameleon and a Moth

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1.What is the specialty of a chameleon and a moth (in the last picture)?

Why do they
need that special quality?
The specialty of a chameleon is its ability to change color, a process called camouflage.
This helps the chameleon to blend in with its surroundings, making it nearly invisible to
predators. It also helps the chameleon to sneak up on its prey.
The specialty of the moth in the picture is its remarkable resemblance to a leaf. This is an
example of mimicry, where the moth has evolved to look like a leaf to avoid predators. The
moth's body shape, color, and patterns all contribute to its leaf-like appearance, allowing it
to blend in with its surroundings and avoid detection.

2. How does a tortoise cover its fragile body?


A tortoise covers its fragile body with a hard shell that provides protection from
predators and harsh environments.

3.Why do the small fish always move in a group and form into a round ball?

1. Protection from predators: When fish swim together in a tight group,


it's harder for predators to pick out individual fish.
2. Confusion effect: The swirling motion of the school can confuse
predators, making it difficult for them to target a single fish.
3. Improved foraging: Schooling allows fish to cover more area and find
food more efficiently.
4. Reduced energy expenditure: Swimming together can help fish
conserve energy, as they can take advantage of the aerodynamic benefits
of swimming in a group.

4. Why do some birds travel to faraway places?

1. Food availability: Birds migrate to places with abundant food sources,


which may be scarce in their usual habitats during certain times of the
year.
2. Weather and climate: Birds escape harsh weather conditions, such as
extreme cold or heat, by migrating to more favorable climates.
3. Predator avoidance: Migration can help birds avoid predators that are
present in their usual habitats.

5. Why is camel called the „ship of the desert‟?

1. Ability to navigate harsh terrain: Like a ship sailing through rough


seas, a camel can traverse the desert's sandy dunes and rocky terrain
with ease.
2. Endurance and stamina: Camels can travel long distances without
water, much like a ship sailing across vast oceans.
3. Carrying capacity: Camels are known for their ability to carry heavy
loads, similar to a ship transporting cargo.
6. What is the common ability or skill that you find among all these animals?

The common ability or skill among the animals mentioned (chameleon, tortoise, small fish,
birds, and camel) is their incredible ability to adapt and survive in their respective
environments.
Each of these animals has unique features, behaviors, or physical characteristics that
enable them to thrive in their habitats, whether it's the desert, ocean, forest, or elsewhere.
This adaptability is a testament to the amazing diversity and resilience of life on our planet!

word bank related to the skill of adaptability:

1. Adjustment
2. Change
3. Acceptance
4. Flexibility
5. Resilience
6. Modification
7. Transformation
8. Coping
9. Tolerance
10. Survival

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