Body Structures of Animals For Adaptation and Survival 2nd Grading Week 3
Body Structures of Animals For Adaptation and Survival 2nd Grading Week 3
Mussels and
oysters have
shells.
AQUATIC ANIMALS
To breathe, gills
are organs
responsible for
breathing in the
water.
TERRESTIAL ANIMALS
Animals have also
structured that help
them
adapt on land
(terrestrial
animals).
TERRESTIAL ANIMALS
Some like
worms have
smooth skin
for breathing.
In general, most of animals have body
coverings for protection. They have also
parts for movement like legs for walking,
swimming and running and wings for
flying. Most of them have lungs for
breathing.
Examine the pictures of the animal above. What are the body
structures that make these organisms survive in their
environment?
Food is a basic need for the animals to
survive. Body parts such as paws, claws,
and mouthparts like beak and teeth are
used to get food.
Others use sticky tongue, movable jaws
and sucking tubes.
It can be said that
animals with the same
mouth parts eat the
same food.
For example, those animals with flat teeth
like carabao, cow and rabbit eat grass. Those
that have sharp pointed teeth like lion and
tiger eat meat or other animals. Other
animals like bears (grizzly bear and polar
bear) have both types of teeth that they use
in eating both plants and meat.
Learning Task 1: Study the pictures of animals that live on
land and in water. Study their body structures that enable
them to adapt in their habitat.
NAME OF BODY STRUCTURE HABITAT (L-
ANIMAL FOR ADAPTATION Land/W-Water)
Learning Task 1: Study the pictures of animals that live on
land and in water. Study their body structures that enable
them to adapt in their habitat.
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