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The secondary ones have been learning about adaptations and habitats. Here are pictures of various animals that they drew, and the habitat and some adaptations of those animals. The habitat is the place where something lives. Adaptation means how an animal or plant has changed to survive in the environment where they live. |
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Arctic Char The arctic char live in the ocean habitat.
They are adapted living in the water by having fins for swimming and
gills for breathing in the water. |
The Seals The seal's habitat is the ocean. It is adapted to its cold habitat by having blubber. It has hairy skin, and its flipper are adapted to swim well in the water. It has sharp teeth to catch fish. It is adapted to living in the water by holding its breath for a long time. |
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Arctic Hare The arctic hare live in the arctic, northern habitat, usually in the valleys. They
are adapted to the cold arctic environment by having short ears and
short legs, to keep their heat. |
The Seals The seal habitat is salty water. The seal is adapted to its environment by having flippers to swim and sharp teeth for food. |
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The Beluga The beluga habitat is the arctic ocean.
It
is adapted to swimming in the water by having flippers. |
The Seals The seal habitat is the ocean. The seal is adapted for catching food in the ocean by having sharp teeth. It has black spots for camouflage. |
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The habitat of the desert hare is the hot desert. It is adapted to its hot environment by having long ears and long legs. |
The Walrus The walrus habitat is the arctic ocean. Its adaptations include big teeth (tusks) for fighting, and thick skin to survive the fights. |
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