Babies are born with reflexes or programmed responses to certain stimuli, such as touch. These reflexes help ensure survival. But they also provide an opportunity for a baby to interact with the world. For example, the rooting reflex is elicited by gently stroking a newborn's cheek.
Plants:
1. Most plants respond to the environment by growing towards the light.
2. Plants respond to daily and seasonal cycles and diseases.
Flatworms:
1. Flatworms respond to changes in light.
2. Flatworms adapt to marine life by using diffusion to breathe and to distribute nutrients to other parts of the body.
Humans:
1. The nervous system allows an organism to respond quickly to changes in the internal or external environment.
2. Some humans modify the environment (positively or negatively), such as cutting forests, building dams, and expanding urban areas, etc.
I dont know #im just a biggener
The graph is showing us the tide height in feet in the left side and the hight up and down.
I think that is a common garden snake
