How are the blue coua and the aye-aye alike?
They have unusual body parts.
They blend into their surroundings.
They hunt for food at night.
They look like another kind of animal.
The blue coua and the aye-aye are alike in that they both have unusual body parts. The blue coua has a long, curved bill that it uses to probe in tree bark for insects, while the aye-aye has long, skeletal-like fingers that it uses to tap on trees and extract grubs. Both of these body parts are unique adaptations that help them in their foraging methods.
However, the remaining statements are not true for both species. The blue coua does not blend into its surroundings but stands out with its vibrant blue plumage, while the aye-aye has dark fur and large, yellow eyes that help it see in the dark but doesn't particularly act as camouflage. Additionally, while the aye-aye hunts for food at night, the blue coua is diurnal, meaning it hunts during the day. Lastly, the blue coua and aye-aye do not look like another kind of animal.
a b c or d
Based on the given options, the most accurate answer would be:
They have unusual body parts.