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Adaptation
Is a way an organism's body helps it survive in its environment
Estivation
similar to hibernation but estivating animals go into a deep sleep to escape the hot rather than the cold
Blubber
a thick layer of fat that helps keep the bodies of animals warm in cold climates
Echolocation
when an animal makes high-pitched sounds that travel through the air, hit objects, and bounce back to the animal. The animal is then able to to tell what the object is.
Camouflage
the markings on animals that allow their bodies to blend in with their habitats.
Mimicry
when animals look like other animals or objects in nature
Herbivores
animals that eat plants
Carnivores
animals that eat other animals
Reproduction
the process by which animals make babies
Predators
animals that hunt and eat other animals
Prey
Animals that are eaten by predators
Bioluminescent
animals have cells that produce light
Filter Feeders
animals that eat by straining suspended food particles from the water
Amphibians
cold-blooded animals that spend part of their life in water
Extinct animals
those that are no longer found living on earth
Endangered species
those that are at risk of becoming extinct
Knot
used to measure how fast a boat travels
League
Three nautical miles
Work
anytime a person moves something
Machine
a device that does work
Inclined plane
a slanted surface used to move objects to different heights
Lever
a simple machine made up of a stiff arm that pivots or turns
Pulley
a simple machine made up of a rope or chain around a wheel
Wheel and axle
a simple machine made of a large wheel attached to a post or axle
Wedge
two inclined planes joined back to back
Screw
an inclined plane wrapped around a post
constant
a condition that does not change
Variable
a condition that does change
Archaeologist
A scientist who studies people and cultures of the past
Artifacts
found objects that were used in the past