Multiple choice

What is NOT a cold-weather, winter adaptation?

  1. thickening fur

  2. feeding on insects and berries

  3. insulating with layers of blubber

  4. changing coloration to white
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B Correct answer
Explanation

Feeding on insects and berries is not a winter adaptation because these food sources are scarce or unavailable during winter. Thickening fur, growing blubber, and changing color to white are all classic adaptations to survive cold temperatures and snowy environments.

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