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Which animals are adapted to being active at night?
Which animals are adapted to being active at night?
- Tigers, lions, and elephants
- Blackbucks, cheetahs, and florican birds
- Snow leopards and yaks
- Owls, bats, lorises, and nightjar birds (correct)
What is a habitat?
What is a habitat?
- A place where only nocturnal animals live
- A place where animals find food, water, and shelter (correct)
- A place where only birds live
- A place where snow leopards and Yaks live
What kind of habitats are forests, deserts, and grasslands?
What kind of habitats are forests, deserts, and grasslands?
- Terrestrial habitats (correct)
- Nocturnal habitats
- Arctic habitats
- Aquatic habitats
Where do blackbucks, cheetahs, and florican birds live?
Where do blackbucks, cheetahs, and florican birds live?
What does the body color of an animal help it to do?
What does the body color of an animal help it to do?
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Study Notes
Adaptation to Nocturnal Activity
- Some animals are adapted to being active at night, implying they have evolved to thrive in the dark.
Habitat Definition
- A habitat refers to the natural environment in which an organism, species, or community lives, including the physical factors and other living organisms that affect it.
Types of Habitats
- Forests, deserts, and grasslands are examples of different types of habitats that support diverse range of flora and fauna.
Animal Habitats
- Blackbucks, cheetahs, and florican birds have their natural habitats in specific regions, with blackbucks found in grasslands, cheetahs in grasslands and open plains, and florican birds in wet grasslands and marshes.
Camouflage
- The body color of an animal helps it to blend in with its surroundings, providing camouflage, which aids in survival, hunting, and protection.
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