Use "A Ghostly New Creature" and "Tiptoeing Scientists" to answer the following question.
How do the frogs in the selection "Tiptoeing Scientists" differ from the octopod in the selection "A Ghostly New Creature?"
Question 2 options:
The frogs' bodies have coloration that protects the frogs. The octopod's body does not have coloration for protection.
The frogs are found on islands in the Pacific Ocean near Hawaii. The octopod was sighted off the coast of Brazil in South America.
The frogs' size is typical for its species. The octopod's size is smaller than normal.
The frogs are well adapted to their environment. The octopod has not adapted to its environment.
The correct answer is: The frogs' bodies have coloration that protects the frogs. The octopod's body does not have coloration for protection.
To answer the question, we need to analyze the information provided in both selections, "Tiptoeing Scientists" and "A Ghostly New Creature."
In the selection "Tiptoeing Scientists," it mentions frogs that are well adapted to their environment. This implies that the frogs have specific characteristics or traits that make them suited to their surroundings.
On the other hand, in the selection "A Ghostly New Creature," there is mention of an octopod. However, there is no information provided about the octopod's adaptability or lack thereof.
Therefore, based on the information given, the correct answer to the question is:
The frogs in "Tiptoeing Scientists" are well adapted to their environment, while there is no information provided about the octopod's adaptability in "A Ghostly New Creature."
To answer the question, you should compare the information provided in both selections, "Tiptoeing Scientists" and "A Ghostly New Creature." In "Tiptoeing Scientists," it states that the frogs have coloration that protects them. On the other hand, in "A Ghostly New Creature," it does not mention any coloration for protection on the octopod's body. Therefore, the frogs in "Tiptoeing Scientists" differ from the octopod in "A Ghostly New Creature" in terms of coloration for protection.
So, the correct answer to the question is:
The frogs' bodies have coloration that protects the frogs. The octopod's body does not have coloration for protection.