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| traits that help organisms meet their basic needs and survive in their surroundings |
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| an inherited behavior that helps an organism survive |
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| behavior that is inherited; an organism just "knows" |
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| complex behaviors controlled by the animal's brain and nervous system |
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| bright colors and patterns that warn enemies of danger |
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| an adaptation of an organism's body parts, coloring, physical |
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| an adaptation in which one species resembles another |
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| animals that eat other animals |
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1. food, water, oxygen
2. avoid being eaten
3. attract a mate
4. reproduce, care for/protect young
5. plants - pollinate; roots - water, nutrients, anchor to ground |
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| one animal/insect lives or feeds off another. One animal is harmed in the relationship. |
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| one animal benefits from the host, host is unharmed |
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| both animals benefit from one another |
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| when 2 animals live closely together |
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