Question

Anna: Forests and lakes are the natural homes of various plants and trees, birds, animals and insects. But how do animals protect themselves from enemies? Stacy: Some animals can change their body colour to match different backgrounds. The hare changes the colour of its fur with the seasons. During summer, its grey-brown colour matches the soil and leaves. Late in autumn, white fur grows and replaces the hare's brown coat. This allows the hare to blend with the white snow. Roman: The hare is active both in summer and in winter, isn't it? Vicky: It is. The colour changes are necessary to its survival. In winter, the hare is all white except for its ears and its nose. In spring, the colour changes again, and the hare becomes brown. The enemy will not see it if it doesn't move. Adrian: The lizard changes its skin colour too. The colour changes due to differences in light and temperature. Nick: The fur of a fawn has white speckles. When it lies or stands motionless it blends with the sunlight and grass. It isn't possible to see it, is it? Kate: It's amazing to watch the animals in their natural habitat. It teaches us about the wonders and mysteries of living things. va rog am nevoie de textul pe scurt​

Answer 1

Anna asks how do animals protect themselves from enemies, and Stacy tells her that some animals, can change their skin colours, to match different backgrounds. The hare changes the color of its fur with the seasons. Roman asks if the hare is active in summer and in winter, and Vicky answers by telling him that colour changes are necessary to survive, except for its ears and its nose, all of its body is changing colours by seasons. The kids were impressed by how animals have this amazing power!