Besides camouflage, what are 3 other adaptations that prey exhibit that help their survival?

Visit the PENGUIN EXHBITVisit: https://explore.org/livecams/aquarium-of-the-pacific/live-penguin-cam-2 and https://explore.org/livecams/aquarium-of-the-pacific/live-penguin-cam1. What type of coloration do penguins exhibit and how does this type of coloration aid them in their natural environment?2. What other organisms at the aquarium have this type of coloration?3. How is their body shape and morphology adapted for an aquatic habitat?

Beavers are nocturnal and therefore, eat mainly during the night. Beavers normally eat the bark of trees, leaves, twigs, lily roots and the buds of deciduous trees. How do the claws of the beaver help it to compete for its food? A) The beaver's claws help it to dig holes to search for animals hiding underground. B) The beaver's claws help it to hide its face when predators are near. C) The beaver's claws help it to feel for food in the grass in the darkness of the night. D) The beaver's claws help it to climb high into trees to obtain its food.

Describe the mechanism of each of the following with respect to spiders: feeding, excretion, sensory reception, web-spinning, reproduction

The sea slugs (nudibranches) may protect themselves by using which of the following methods?     a. They use camouflage.   b. They use defensive weapons taken from their prey (toxins and nematocysts).   c. They make and secrete distasteful substances.   d. They hide in their shells.   e. Their raspy radula may be used as a defense organ to injure potential predators.

1. cuttlefish are fish. a) true b) false 2. What group do Cuttlefish belong to? a) cephalopods b) crustaceans c) arthropods d) vertebrates   3. What can cuttlefish change about their body? Select all that apply. color skin texture the appearance of their sex temperature 4. Why make these body changes? Select all that apply. sneak up on their prey hide from their predators show their territory boundaries

In what ways are the special senses of snakes similar to those of lizards, and in what ways have they evolved for specialized feeding strategies?

Where does tiger go during winter to escape from cold weather?

How are tripod fish and anglerfish similar? They both rest on the tips of their two pelvic fins and elaborate their tall fins, They both have long filaments that grow from the top of their heads. They both are highly stationary and lle in wait for their prey to come to them. They both have bloluminescent escas that emit light in the complete absence of sunlight.

Regarding bivalve burrowing: 1) If the penetration anchor (PA) is formed and the circular muscle of the foot contract, what would be the consequence?   2) What happens when the adductor muscles contract?