11032021 Environment and Feeding Relationships Adaptation 11032021 Organisms

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11/03/2021 Environment and Feeding Relationships

11/03/2021 Environment and Feeding Relationships

Adaptation 11/03/2021 Organisms are ADAPTED to the habitat they live in. In other words,

Adaptation 11/03/2021 Organisms are ADAPTED to the habitat they live in. In other words, they have special features that help them to survive where they live. Some examples:

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Adapting to seasonal changes 11/03/2021 As well as being adapted to its environment, an

Adapting to seasonal changes 11/03/2021 As well as being adapted to its environment, an animal will also adapt to seasonal changes. Some examples… 1) Hibernation – ______ through the winter 2) Migration – moving to a warmer ____ 3) _______ – growing thicker fur to keep out the cold 4) Shedding leaves – this reduces ____ loss 5) Food storing – to cope with a shortage in ______ Words – water, insulation, winter, sleeping, climate

Predators and Prey 11/03/2021 A PREDATOR is an animal that hunts and eats another

Predators and Prey 11/03/2021 A PREDATOR is an animal that hunts and eats another animal The PREY is the animal it eats, for example… Yum Prey Features of predators Predator Features of prey

Food chains 11/03/2021 A food chain shows where the energy goes in a food

Food chains 11/03/2021 A food chain shows where the energy goes in a food chain (in other words, “what gets eaten by what”): Cabbage Rabbit Plants convert the sun’s energy into food Stoat Fox The arrows indicate where the energy is going

Food webs contain many interlinking food chains… 11/03/2021

Food webs contain many interlinking food chains… 11/03/2021

Breaking the links 11/03/2021 Q. What would happen if an animal or organism was

Breaking the links 11/03/2021 Q. What would happen if an animal or organism was “taken out”? e. g take out the crab: 1) What would happen to the population of flat winkles? They would probably ______ because… 2) What would happen to the population of herring gulls? They would probably ______ because …

Consider one food chain… Top carnivore Secondary consumer Primary consumer Producer 11/03/2021

Consider one food chain… Top carnivore Secondary consumer Primary consumer Producer 11/03/2021

Match these words… Tertiary consumer Herbivore Usually plants. Starts off a food chain Animals

Match these words… Tertiary consumer Herbivore Usually plants. Starts off a food chain Animals that only eat plants Top carnivore An animal that eats producers Producer An animal that eats primary consumers Secondary consumer An animal that eats secondary consumers Consumer A general word for “an eater” Omnivore Eats only animals Carnivore Primary consumer 11/03/2021 Not eaten by anything else Eats both animals and plants