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Everything in nature exists for just two reasons…

Everything in nature exists for just two reasons…. To help an organism survive. To help an organism reproduce. Adaptations. Male Lion ( Panthera leo ). Adaptation: thick mane Purpose: ?. Hint… only male lions have this adaptation. Purpose of thick mane: protect neck during fights.

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Everything in nature exists for just two reasons…

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  1. Everything in nature exists for just two reasons…

  2. To help an organism survive • To help an organism reproduce Adaptations

  3. Male Lion (Pantheraleo) Adaptation: thick mane Purpose: ?

  4. Hint… only male lions have this adaptation Purpose of thick mane: protect neck during fights

  5. Bee Orchid (Ophyrusapifera) Adaptation: fuzzy, black and yellow flower Purpose: ?

  6. Hint…the orchid is pollinated by just one type of insect… Purpose: pollination without nectar

  7. Saiga Antelope (Saigatatarica) Adaptation: large, fleshy nose Purpose: ?

  8. Hint…forages for food in a sub-arctic zone Purpose: warms the cold air before it enters the nose and lungs

  9. Venus Fly Trap (Dionaeamuscipula) Adaptation: photosynthetic AND carnivorous Purpose: ?

  10. Hint… lives in a bog, where the soil has few nutrients Purpose: obtain missing nutrients by eating insects

  11. Blue Morpho Butterfly (Genus Morpho) Adaptation: strange brown pattern on the ventral (under) side of its wings

  12. Ventral View

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