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What are living things that grow, need food and reproduce?
Organism
What do we call the place in nature where a plant or animal ususlly lives?
Habitat
Name the physical or behavioral change that helps living things survive in their environment. (examples: rose-thorns; camel-hump; snake-poison fangs; turtle-hard shell)
Adaptations
When an animal goes into a deep sleep to survive the winter it is called _________.
Hibernation
____________ is when animals move to another region as the seasons change.
Migration
This is the ability to blend in with the surroundings.
Camouflage
What do we call the appearance of an organism that makes it look like another organism or a natural object. This helps them escape danger by resembling a more dangerous species or confusing the preditor.
Mimicry
The way an animal behaves that is natural and ingorn, rather than learned is an ___________.
Instincts
___________ is an action that an animal is taught.
Learned Behavior
A living thing that can make its own food is a ___________.
Producer
a living thing that eats other living things to survive is a _____________.
Consumer
What is an organism that breaks down and feeds on the remains of once-living things.
Decomposer
What are animals called that eat only plants?
Herbivore
What are animals called that eat other animals?
Carnivore
What are animals called that eat both plants and other animals?
Omnivore