Anonymous
Sep 18
List four adapted features of each of the animals.
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1. Giraffe:
- Long neck for reaching high branches
- Thick, tough tongue for grasping and pulling leaves
- Large, strong heart to pump blood up to its head
- High-set eyes for excellent vision over long distances
2. Penguin:
- Waterproof feathers for insulation and protection from the cold
- Flippers for swimming and diving in the water
- Thick layer of blubber for warmth and buoyancy
- Salt glands to excrete excess salt from their bodies
3. Cheetah:
- Long, slender body for speed and agility
- Large nasal passages for increased oxygen intake during high-speed chases
- Semi-retractable claws for traction and grip while running
- Flexible spine for quick turns and maneuvers
4. Elephant:
- Trunk for grasping objects, breathing, and communication
- Large ears for cooling down the body and enhancing hearing
- Thick, wrinkled skin for protection from the sun and insects
- Long tusks for defense, digging, and lifting objects
- Long neck for reaching high branches
- Thick, tough tongue for grasping and pulling leaves
- Large, strong heart to pump blood up to its head
- High-set eyes for excellent vision over long distances
2. Penguin:
- Waterproof feathers for insulation and protection from the cold
- Flippers for swimming and diving in the water
- Thick layer of blubber for warmth and buoyancy
- Salt glands to excrete excess salt from their bodies
3. Cheetah:
- Long, slender body for speed and agility
- Large nasal passages for increased oxygen intake during high-speed chases
- Semi-retractable claws for traction and grip while running
- Flexible spine for quick turns and maneuvers
4. Elephant:
- Trunk for grasping objects, breathing, and communication
- Large ears for cooling down the body and enhancing hearing
- Thick, wrinkled skin for protection from the sun and insects
- Long tusks for defense, digging, and lifting objects
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Google Gemini AI
Sep 18
Grasshopper
- Hind legs: Powerful hind legs for jumping.
- External skeleton: Hard exoskeleton for protection and support.
- Compound eyes: Large compound eyes for wide-angle vision.
- Antennae: Long antennae for sensing the environment.
Hummingbird
- Beak: Long, thin beak for sucking nectar from flowers.
- Wings: Rapidly flapping wings for hovering and precise flight.
- Iridescence: Brightly colored feathers that reflect light, creating a shimmering effect.
- Small size: Tiny size allows for maneuverability in flowers.
Shark
- Teeth: Sharp, serrated teeth for tearing and cutting prey.
- Streamlined body: Torpedo-shaped body for fast and efficient swimming.
- Gills: Specialized gills for extracting oxygen from water.
- Lateral line system: Sensory organs along the body for detecting vibrations and pressure changes.
Dolphin
- Dorsal fin: Fin on the back for stability and streamlining.
- Fluke: Large, powerful tail for propulsion and maneuverability.
- Blowhole: Opening on the top of the head for breathing.
- Ecolocation: Emits sound waves and listens for echoes to navigate and locate prey.
- Hind legs: Powerful hind legs for jumping.
- External skeleton: Hard exoskeleton for protection and support.
- Compound eyes: Large compound eyes for wide-angle vision.
- Antennae: Long antennae for sensing the environment.
Hummingbird
- Beak: Long, thin beak for sucking nectar from flowers.
- Wings: Rapidly flapping wings for hovering and precise flight.
- Iridescence: Brightly colored feathers that reflect light, creating a shimmering effect.
- Small size: Tiny size allows for maneuverability in flowers.
Shark
- Teeth: Sharp, serrated teeth for tearing and cutting prey.
- Streamlined body: Torpedo-shaped body for fast and efficient swimming.
- Gills: Specialized gills for extracting oxygen from water.
- Lateral line system: Sensory organs along the body for detecting vibrations and pressure changes.
Dolphin
- Dorsal fin: Fin on the back for stability and streamlining.
- Fluke: Large, powerful tail for propulsion and maneuverability.
- Blowhole: Opening on the top of the head for breathing.
- Ecolocation: Emits sound waves and listens for echoes to navigate and locate prey.
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