Organisms are adapted to both daily and seasonal changes in their environments. Daily changes include flowers opening and closing and sea anemones pulling in their tentacles at low tide. Seasonal changes require adaptations like migration to find food sources, hibernation to avoid winter conditions, and storing nutrients underground or in protective cases to last through seasons with less available resources. Some animals like squirrels store nuts in autumn to eat over winter when food is scarce.

1. How do changes in the environment affect organisms? www.hi-dentfinishingschool.blogspot.com dr shabeel pn www.hi-dentfinishingschool.blogspot.com

2. Living things are adapted to daily changes in their habitat…………….

5. Living things are adapted to seasonal changes in their habitat

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9. The Seashore

12. Some plants store their food for winter underground in their roots and stems.

14. Some animals like tortoises, hedgehogs and bears, cannot store food to keep them warm. Instead they go to sleep in a warm sheltered place, such as undera pile of old leaves or inside an old tree trunk. This is called hibernation.