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This 4-page teaching resource on wild animal adaptations explores survival strategies in nature, focusing on physical, behavioral, and physiological adaptations such as camouflage, mimicry, and aposematism. Students learn how animals adapt to extreme cold, heat, and scarcity, using migration, hibernation, and special internal processes like antifreeze proteins. The material includes detailed explanations, comprehension questions, true/false tasks, and key term definitions, with full solutions provided. Ideal for biology and environmental science lessons, grades 6–9. Keywords: wild animals, animal adaptations, survival strategies, camouflage, mimicry, aposematism, migration, hibernation, physiological adaptation, biodiversity, predator avoidance, natural selection, evolution, habitats, ecosystems, wildlife, environmental science, animal behavior, cold climate adaptations, desert survival, rainforest species, predator-prey relationships, warning coloration, Arctic animals, tropical species, seasonal changes, energy conservation, food scarcity survival, wildlife education, biology teaching, school science, nature study.