Haven't you seen how the calotes catches prey? It catches prey
using its tongue whereas the spider forms a web to trap prey
and then eats them. Similarly, every organism seeks prey in
different ways.
Have you seen the hen searching for food? You may have seen
it scratching the ground with its feet and pecking at food with
its beak. Observe the way in which birds around you catch
prey. Find out how the beaks and feet help them catch prey,
and record it in the environment diary.
Animals |
Predation features |
Duck |
- Flat beak
- Webbed feet
- Oily feathers
|
Parrot |
- Strong hooked beak
- Two toes facing forward and two backward to hold on trees
|
Eagle |
- Sharp hooked beak
- Curved talons
|
Frog |
|
Woodpecker |
- Toes are strong
- Two point forward and two backward
|
Cat |
- Sharp teeth
- Sharp claws
- Walk without making any sound
|
Rat |
- Strong gnawing front teeth
- Sharp claws
- Able to hide quickly
|
Lion |
|
Hen |
|
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