Science Chapter 1 Study Guide

A honeybee's dance tells other bees where to find nectar.

A parrot saying its name is an example of learned behavior.

A pet snake and a pet hermit crab both need food, water, shelter, and the proper temperature.

A bird may meet its basic needs in the following ways:

	Getting food ~ catching worms, finding seeds
	Getting water ~ drinking from ponds, drinking rain as it falls
	Shelter ~ building a nest
	Maintaining body temperature ~ fluffing down feathers, bathing to cool off

An animal that can change colors to blend in with its environment uses the adaptation of camouflage to protect itself from enemies.  The camouflage makes it hard for enemies to see it.

A warthog uses its snout to dig its food.

A savannah is a type of environment.

A shivering cat is showing instinctive behavior.

A circus dog doing tricks is showing learned behavior.

An elephant's tusk is an adaptation.