The Jungle Book

The Jungle Book

1. REPRODUCES: Organisms need to reproduce to maintain the species. Ex: The deers reproduce to keep the specie.

2. STIMULI: The reactions to internal and external stimuli are called responses. Ex: The tiger respond for the need of food by chasing a human, but the human responds by trying to attack the tiger with fire.

3. GROWS AND DEVELOPS: Growing means increasing mass, and developing results in different abilities.Ex: Mowgli grows as time goes by and learns new abilities that will help him survive.

4. MADE OF ONE OR MORE CELLS: All organisms are made of one or more cells. Ex: In this image we have a tree, a snake, a person, a bear, etc, and all of them are multicellular organisms.

5. DISPLAYS ORGANIZATION: The levels of organization in the organisms are very important. Each organized structure has a specific function. Ex: The wolves have an incredible organization in atoms, molecules, etc, without this organization, the wolves wouldn't be able to live.

6. REQUIRES ENERGY:The energy is required for all life processes. Ex: Mowgli eats a fruit, and this helps him doing his activities because food is processed as energy.

7. MAINTAINS HOMEOSTASIS:Homeostasis refers to the stability, balance, or equilibrium within a cell or the body. Ex: Mowgli regulates his body temperature constantly and sweats to keep his body in perfect conditions.

8. ADAPTATIONS EVOLVE OVER THE TIME: Adaptations are changes that occur to help species survive. Ex: The trees are one of the oldest organisms that are constantly evolving to try to adapt to the new environment.

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