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[Row number] 206 [Grade] 3 [SOL] 3.4b [SOL Text] The student will investigate and understand that behavioral and physical adaptations allow animals to respond to life needs. Key concepts includeb) hibernation, migration, camouflage, mimicry, instinct, and learned behavior. [Essential Knowledge] Some animals go into a deep winter sleep in which their body activities slow down and they can live off stored food (hibernation). Some animals go on a long-distance journey from one place to another as seasons change (migration). Various animals blend into their environments to protect themselves from enemies (camouflage). Some animals look like other animals to avoid being eaten (mimicry). This adaptation helps protect them from their predators. (For example, the viceroy butterfly tastes good to birds, but the monarch butterfly tastes bad. Because the viceroy looks like the monarch, it is safer from predators). [Key Words] Life Adaptations [Marking Period] MP1 [Subject] 
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