Adaptations - Certain body parts or behaviors that allow or help an organism to survive/thrive in their environment, Structure - Organism's body part, function - The job or purpose of the body part, Offspring - An animal's young (its baby), Webbed Feet - An adaptation that allows animals to swim in water environments, Camouflage - An adaptation where color allows an organism to blend in with its environment, Talons - Claws, especially of a bird to catch its prey, Mimicry - Ability of an animal to look like another more harmful animal to confuse predators, Nocturnal - Active at night, Diurnal - Active during the day, Hibernation - Winter dormancy, Circadian Rhythm - 24-hour biological cycle, Migration - Seasonal movement, Inherited trait - Characteristics passed from parents to offspring through genes, which are encoded in DNA,

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