THIS IS K12 QUIZ Animal Behavior Response Quiz PLZ HELP The weather is getting much warmer after a cold winter. What is a common physical response with certain mammals?

Question 4 options:

Mammals will grow bigger in the heat.

Mammals will shed much of their fur or hair to help them cool off and maintain their body temperature.

Mammals will move closer to water and beaches to stay cool.

Mammals will depend on other animals or humans to help keep them cool.

Question 5 (1 point)
A female firefly responds to signals flashed by a male firefly. What are these fireflies
participating in?

Question 5 options:

courtship

hibernation

migration

defense

Question 6 (1 point)
Some animals, such as bats in North America, adapt to colder temperatures by allowing their body temperatures to drop and their breathing rate and heartbeat to fall. Then they need less energy and can survive on their stored body fat. What is this entire process called?

Question 6 options:

deep sleep

estivation

hibernation

thermal coma

Question 7 (1 point)
As the season changes from fall to winter, you can observe many warm-blooded animals increasing in body size. This increase in body fat is preparing animals for —

Question 7 options:

migration, where large animals tend to survive better.

reproduction, where large bodies attract more mates.

raising infants, where a large amount of energy is needed.

hibernation, where the body fat provides a food source.

Question 8 (1 point)
A female whale swims thousands of miles in the fall so it can breed in warm water is an example
of ?

Question 8 options:

Territorial behavior

Territorial behavior

Migration

Hibernation

Question 9 (1 point)
What is one major purpose for an animal to produce unusual sounds, display bright colors, and release distinctive odors?

Question 9 options:

migration

courtship

hibernation

sleeping

Question 10 (1 point)
Which of the following best explains why Dorothy's dog pants?

Question 10 options:

Panting increases insulation inside the dog's mouth, which decreases evaporation and cools the dog.

Panting causes the dog to shiver and increases heat production inside the dog's mouth.

Panting causes the dog to create excess saliva, which the dog swallows in order to stay cool.

Panting increases airflow in the dog's airways, which increases evaporation and cools the dog.