Question

examples of hunting and feeding adaptations include (check all that apply) a wolfs poor sense of smell to avoid losing appetite when eating a wolfs sharp teeth to tear the flesh of their prey an eagles sharp talons for grabbing prey a snakes heat - sensing organs to avoid eating plants an eagles sharp sight to find prey

Explanation:

• A wolf's sharp teeth are used for tearing prey's flesh, which is a feeding adaptation.
• An eagle's sharp talons help in grabbing prey, a hunting adaptation.
• An eagle's sharp sight aids in finding prey, a hunting adaptation.
• A wolf's sense of smell is actually very good (not poor as stated in the first option) for hunting.
• A snake's heat - sensing organs are for detecting warm - blooded prey (not for avoiding plants).

Answer:

• a wolf’s sharp teeth to tear the flesh of their prey
• an eagle’s sharp talons for grabbing prey
• an eagle’s sharp sight to find prey