What is mimicry?, The ability to change body temperature, The process of blending into the environment, When one species resembles another to gain an advantage, A type of reproduction between species, What is the main goal of mimicry?, To grow faster, To avoid predators or capture prey, To change habitats, To play with other animals, What is an example of an animal that uses mimicry?, Dog, Cat, Viceroy butterfly, Elephant, Is mimicry an example of an adaptation? Why?, No, because it is random, Yes, because it helps survival, No, because it is temporary, Yes, but only for plants, Can mimicry be used for both defense and hunting?, No, only defense, Yes, in different situations, No, only hunting, Only in plants, Which of the following is an example of mimicry?, A chameleon changing color, A lion hunting a zebra, A kingsnake looking like a coral snake, A plant growing toward sunlight, Who benefits in mimicry?, Only the predator, Only the prey, The species that is mimicking, No one benefits, Which animal uses mimicry to look like a female to trick other males, Seahorse, Cuttlefish, Dolphin, Turtle, Which environment can mimicry occur in?, Only on land?, Only in water, Only in forests, In all environments (land and water), What happens if a mimicry does not look convincing enough?, It becomes a predator, It survives easily, Predators may attack it, It changes species
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