PPT-Adaptations of the Iguanas on the Galapagos

By Luke and Isla ENJOY The Marine Iguanas adapted so that they could dive to the bottom of the ocean to get seaweed The Marine Iguanas adapted so that their claws could grip onto the rocks The Marine Iguanas adapted their tails to swim with balance in strong currents. Be onboard the most elegant (and only 3 mast barquentine) sailing vessel of the islands.Travel with the pioneers of the Galapagos cruise industry (over 30 years experience).Enjoy unique onboard activities like: sailing lessons, nautical knots contest, navigation by the stars and cooking classes. to life in a watery world. What is adaptation?. Lesson 3: Manatee Adaptations. Do manatees breathe under water?. Lesson 3: Manatee Adaptations. Whiskers: What are they for?. Lesson 3: Manatee Adaptations. How Animals Survive. Types of Adaptations. Physical Adaptations. The way an animal’s body is made. Behavioral Adaptations. The way an animal acts or behaves. Physical Adaptations. Smooth Skin. To glide through the water. By . Raea. Gragg, August . 2014. The following artwork is from my journal in ink and water color, sketched on location in the Galapagos. The Sally Lightfoot crab painting is in oil on canvas and was completed after we returned home. . marine iguana. By . Emma. Where Marine Iguanas live. Marine Iguanas live on the Galapagos islands along with many other species. They were from . S. outh America but they either floated on seaweed or got blown there. The few that did survive bred and made more. . A RESOURCE BROUGHT TO YOU BY THE GALAPAGOS CONSERVATION TRUST (REGISTERED CHARITY NO. 1043470). GALAPAGOSCONSERVATION.ORG.UK. A RESOURCE BROUGHT TO YOU BY THE GALAPAGOS CONSERVATION TRUST (REGISTERED CHARITY NO. 1043470). . Plants have adaptations to help them survive. The cactus shows lots of desert adaptations. Long root systems spread out wide or deep for water. A cactus stores water in it’s spine. Some cacti have white hair to help shade the plant. Some plants have no leaves or small seasonal leaves that only grow after it rains. Plant adaptations.com . Presented by . Mohammad . Kraizem. Objectives. . Describe and analyze physiological . responses to . anaerobic training. . Describe and analyze physiological . responses to . aerobic training. . Recognize the causes, signs, symptoms, . structures. or . features. of plants and animals that allow them to survive and reproduce.. What kinds of adaptations make plants and animals well suited to life in rivers, lakes and ponds such as those in the Sackville River watershed?. Hannah . Manderville. Structural Adaptations. The Earthworm has little hairs all over its body called chaetae (setae) to provide grip when moving through the earth. . The African Spiny Mouse has super thin skin which helps them survive by speeding up the healing process of cuts because it’s so thin. This also makes blood loss minimal.. Industrial . Melanism. is a term used to describe the adaptation of a population in response to pollution. . One example of rapid industrial . melanism. occurred in populations of peppered moths in the area of Manchester, England from 1845 to 1890. The peppered moth is fairly common in England. It can be found in two forms – the dark form and the light form. . By Madeline Smith. Adaptations. The Box jellyfish has the most deadly venom in the world, containing toxins. That attack the heart , nervous system , and skin cells!. Did You Know : the Box Jellyfish’s average height is 10 feet tall . Background Info: Charles Darwin. Set sail on the HMS . Beagle. . 5 year trip around the world. Naturalist: a person who studies the natural world. He wanted to learn about the living things he saw on the voyage . weight of a child Place toys and materials in easy-to-manipulate containers Put labels or pictures on the shelves to designate where toys are to be located Adaptations for Activities and Routines C