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From Bird Beaks to Fish Fins:
Animal Adaptations
A hummingbird has a long, thin beak. A red-tailed hawk has a sharply
hooked beak. A woodpecker has a strong, sharp beak.
Why do these birds have such different beaks?
Baby painted turtles can live through a cold winter by super-cooling
their blood. Monarch butterflies migrate every fall to spend the winter in
warmer weather.
Why do these animals do this?
Some fish have large mouths. Others have jaws that stretch out on
the bottorn.
Why do fish look like this?
It's All About Adaptations
An adaptation is a feature that helps an animal to survive. Adaptations.
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