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What layer do most insects live? |
forest floor |
What do plants need to survive? |
water and sun |
What structures carry food and water through plants? |
stems
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What prevents arctic plants from having deep roots? |
the permafrost layer |
How are all grassland biomes similar? |
warm all year long |
Name an iguana's adaptation for surviving an attack. |
falling |
Name an adaptation that helps animals survive in the desert. |
body temperature |
Name two animals that change the color of their fur to survive in the winter. |
fox and hare |
What animal migrates to the tundra in the summer? |
caribou |
Which plant part helps a cactus collect rain? |
sharp prickly spines |
How does wind help the grassland stay alive? |
spreading grass seed |
What do both plants and animals need to survive? |
water |
Name two animals found in the tropical grasslands. |
zebras and lions |
Where are most tropical rain forests located? |
near the equator |
Why are wetlands a good home for bullfrogs? |
It has water and land. |
Name a plant that lives in the ocean. |
kelp |
To find out if an answer was right, what would a scientist do? |
repeat her experiment more than once |
Name an animal that has gills that take in oxygen from air and water. |
walking catfish |
Name the plant that clumps together to form a kelp forest. |
algae |
What sea animal breathes with lungs? |
whale |
Name two fresh water environments. |
rivers and streams |
Describe an ocean plant adaptation. |
some plants have roots and some do not. |
Name an animal that lives in salt water |
brine shrimp |
Name an animal that is adapted to live in deep water |
angler fish |
Name 3 characteristics that allow a heron to catch its food. |
long legs, neck, beak |
Name an ocean animal that drifts, but cannot swim |
jellyfish |
List three types of wetlands. |
bogs, marshes and swamps |