Third Grade Animal Adaptation Reports. By: Ms. Ainsworth s class

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1 Third Grade Animal Adaptation Reports By: Ms. Ainsworth s class

2 Great White Shark The great white shark has some adaptations. One is it could blend in the bottom of the ocean because its back helps it blend under water to survive from its predators this is camouflage. The next one is it has about 3,000 teeth to rip its prey apart. Great white sharks also have fins to help it swim fast through the water. Great white sharks also have a good sense of smell. They can smell blood from miles and miles away. Those are the great white sharks adaptations to help it survive under water. By Jovany Medina Source: kids.nationalgeorgraphic.com

3 Blue hippo Tang Hippo tangs are a fish. One adaptation is its skin. When it is frightened its skin changes to look inedable. Another adaptation is being an omnivore. It helps it eat more food ( 20% meat 80% plane.) Those are some adaptations of the blue hippo tang fish. If it didn t have these adaptations and was attacked by a shark and wasn t able to change its skin it would get eaten. If it was just a carnivore all of the plants may be eaten and it wouldn t have any food. By: Kenneth Reese

4 Hammerhead sharks This shark s is a cool shark because it has a flat head for eating its favorite meal which are stingrays. A hammerhead shark uses its wide head to trap stingrays by pinning them to the seafloor.the Hammerhead shark also has adaptation like using its head to eat stingrays. A hammerhead shark has a flat head to hit prey or predators on the side then bite them! The hammerhead shark hunts to find stingrays that hide under the sand on the seafloor. Source: kids.nationalgeographic.com By Dominic

5 Orca Whale I am going to tell you orcas adaptations. Orca whales live in the ocean and are mammals. They live and hunt in pods to defend itself and get more food to eat. Their pack helps them to camouflage in the dark. There teeth are sharp and pointy to rip and tear meat. Orcas have many adaptations to survive. By:Citlaly Gonzalez I found this information on kids.national.geographic.com

6 VIPERFISH By JORGE Source: kids.nationalgeographic.com Viperfish live deep down in the ocean and it has adaptations to survive. They have a light to see in the darkness. They have sharp teeth to hunt their prey. They have black skin to camouflage in the dark. They are slimy so they can slide between rocks. Those are all of the adaptations that the viperfish needs to survive.

7 Harp Seal Pups Harp seal pups live in the ocean. They are mammals and they have lots of adaptations. It is white like the snow when it is a baby because they can not swim and it will blend in with the snow and not get eaten. It has fur to keep it warm when it is in the snow hiding from it s predators. Then if it is cold the harp seal pup stays warm in the snow. The harp seal pup has flippers to help it move around in the snow. When the harp seal pup is big it can use it s flippers to help the harp seal swim around in the water. Those are all the adaptations I know about harp seal pups. THE END I found my source in Harp sealpup.com or on bioeypedition.com/harp-seal-pup. By: Denise Torres

8 Great white shark. Great white sharks are fish that live in the water. They have gills to breath to in the ocean. When the baby shark is born the mother will think the baby shark is prey so the baby shark is on its own after it is born. One adaptations is that they can swim and find food when they are babies. The great white shark sprints to its prey using its back fin and its back tail to help it move fast. Another adaptation is they have teeth to tear apart their prey. They have really sharp teeth that are in many rows. I told lots of adaptation of the great white shark. By: Fabian Source list. Kids.nationalgeographic.com Animal Adaptations Benchmark

9 NARWAL My animal is the narwal. It lives in the Arctic ocean. One adaptation is hey have holes in there tusk to breath. Another is it has a fat body to keep it warm in the cold water. The tusk helps it show off of the tusk for the ladies and fight the males. It helps it not get killed. Those are the adaptations a narwal has to survive in the Arctic ocean. I went to Narwal.com and I went to nationalgeographic.com By,Jazleen Duran Sea lion report

10 They travel in groups of 12 so they can protect the other sea lions. Sea lions are dark brown to blend in with rocks they like to lay on rocks. Sea lions slow their heart rate to stay underwater for 10 min. Sea lions have many adaptations to help them survive. By: Shafali Source: kids.nationalgeographic.com

11 Great white shark Great white sharks live in North America. They are fish. They have different adaptations to survive.they have muscular fins to jump out of water in order to catch food. Great white sharks also have sharp teeth to rip apart prey to eat. It s grey and white to blend in with the ocean floor. Those are the adaptations the great white shark has to survive in the ocean. By haylie Sources: 1.National geographic.com 2. Animal Adaptations Benchmark

12 Lantern Shark Lantern sharks live in the deep ocean. It s brown or black coloring helps it blend in. It helps blend in because it lives in the deep ocean. Another adaptation is it also has tiny hooks and tiny teeth that help it protect itself from predators. Another adaptation is their organs glow a shining pale green. They use it to bring in prey. Those are many of the adaptation a lantern shark has. The End. By:Dayana Source 1: deepseanews.com

13 Seal Harp Seals are great swimmers they can swim about 300 miles seals are mammals. They can jump really high so it can make them swim faster and jump higher. They have blumber so it helps them keep them worme in the water. White fur helps them to camouflage it needs adaptations to help them survive. Sours:kids.nationalgeographic.com harpseal. By: Angelyna

14 Dolphins Dolphins are mammals so they need to breath through their blowhole. Dolphins have a blowhole and it helps them get air. Dolphins can also jump high. It helps them go further in the water. They live in a pod. They live in a pod to help them survive from preters. Dolphins have many adaptation to help it survive. I went to BY Nelly.

15 Viper Fish Viper fish Live deep in the ocean. They have a light on their head. The light helps them see down in the ocean. Viper fish have really sharp teeth. The sharp teeth help them kill their prey very fast. They are dark in color which helps them to sneak up on the their prey. Those are the adaptations I look up viperfish on kids.nationalgeographic.com By: William Brittle Stars

16 The animal I m about to tell you about is a Brittle Star. A brittle star lives deep in the ocean. The first adaptation I m going to tell you about is Self-Amputaiton. When a predator is near one of a brittle star s arms, it falls off with ease. The second adaptation is Camouflage. Brittle Stars can be bright colors so they can blend in with nearby coral reefs. A Brittle Star moves its arms around to get to different locations. Brittle Stars aren t just breath-taking creatures,they are amazing creatures. By: Gabby Ascano Source 1. Orca whale

17 Here are some adaptations about the orca whale. They travel in pods to get more food. Orcas in a pod will hunt larger animal if their is a big enough pod. Orcas can knock seals off ice to eat them. Orcas have teeth that are shaped for tearing prey. Those were the adaptations about the orca whale. By Gracee Source 1. National geographic kids Kids.nationalgeographic.com

18 Stingray Stingrays live in the ocean and they are fish. They have adaptations to help them survive. They have a long tail that is posinus. It protects its self by poisoning the other animal. Their eyes are on their head and can see if there is danger and hide in the sand. Wide fins help them stay balansed. Stingrays have many adaptations that help them survive in the ocean. Source1 stingrays.com By kaleb

19 Great White Sharks Great White sharks live in the ocean and they are fish. They have a few adaptations. The Great White has muscular fins to help it swim away from predators and catch prey. The Great White sharks have sharp teeth to catch prey then tear it apart. The color of it s skin is gray so they could blend in with the sea floor. That is how the adaptations help the Great White sharks survive. By: DeAndre Sources: kids.nationalgeographic.com Animal Adaptations Benchmark

20 Blue Whales Blue Whales live in the ocean. They have different adaptations to help them survive in the ocean. The Blue Whale camouflages with the blue water because the Blue Whale is blue, it says in its name it is blue. They also have baleen teeth to trap crill because they are so tiny to catch it with big teeth. The Blue Whale needs it s blow hole to breath air they do not need to breath water because they are mammals. That is all the information about adaptations the Blue whales need to survive. From: National Geographic Kids.com I hope you love it :) Farryn

21 Dolphins Dolphins live in the ocean. They are mammals. They have many adaptation. They make loud clicking sounds to help it find pery and helps them talk to each other. Dolphins have teeth to help it catch prey. The blow hole to breath in the water and take the water out. By: Jackie Source: kids national geographic

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