Multiple choice

What are some examples of an organism adapting to their habitat to avoid getting eaten?

  1. geographical isolation

  2. camouflage and mimicry

  3. genetic drift (bottleneck and founder's effect)

  4. mutations
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B Correct answer
Explanation

Camouflage and mimicry are direct physical or behavioral adaptations that help organisms blend into their environment or deceive predators, thereby reducing the risk of being eaten.

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