Use the questions from the lesson to fill out the word document 1. Turtle and V

Use the questions from the lesson to fill out the word document
1. Turtle and Venus Flytrap Adaptations:
– How does the shell of a turtle help it stay safe in different environments compared to animals without shells?
– What are some ways the webbed feet of a turtle help it in its aquatic habitat? How are they similar to or different from the feet of other animals in different environments?
– How does a turtle’s shell protect it and help it survive?
– How do the physical characteristics of a turtle, like its hard shell and scaly skin, help it live in different habitats?
– How do the life cycle variations and behaviors of turtles contribute to their survival in different environments?
– How do the adaptations of a Venus flytrap, such as its trap mechanism and trigger hairs, help it capture prey and survive in its habitat?
– Why do you think these adaptations have evolved in turtles and Venus flytraps?
2. Other Adaptation Probing Questions:
– How do animals and plants change and grow to survive in different places?
– What special features do animals and plants have that help them live in different environments?
– How do animals and plants find and save water in different habitats?
– How do animals and plants behave differently when their environment changes?
– How do animals and plants reproduce and raise their young in different environments?
– How do animals and plants find food in various ecosystems?
– How do animals and plants move and explore their surroundings in different environments?
– How do animals and plants use their senses to understand and respond to their environment?
– How do animals and plants protect themselves and stay safe in different places?
– How do animals and plants adapt to extreme temperatures or weather conditions?
– How do animals and plants experience growth and change differently in different habitats?
– How do animals and plants have babies in different ways to survive in different places?
– How do animals and plants defend themselves from predators in different environments?
– How do animals and plants attract mates and reproduce in different habitats?
– How do animals and plants spread their seeds and ensure their survival in various locations?
– How do animals and plants use energy efficiently and adapt their resource consumption to survive?
– How do animals and plants rest or sleep in different habitats?
– How do animals and plants communicate with each other in different places?
– How do animals and plants adjust their reproductive cycles to different seasons for survival?
– How do animals and plants adapt to changes in light availability in different environments?
– How do animals and plants move and adapt between water and land habitats?
– How do animals and plants avoid competition for resources in different ecosystems?
– How do animals and plants protect themselves from potential threats in different habitats?
– How do animals and plants adapt to low-oxygen environments?
– How do animals and plants recover and adapt after disturbances or challenges in their environment?