Which of the following is an example of a behavioral adaptation?

• A. Camouflage pattern to blend in with the environment
• B. Thick fur
• C. Sharp claws
• D. Migration to warmer climates

Answer: (D)

Behavioral adaptation is an action an organism takes to survive in its environment. Migration to warmer climates is an example because it is an activity—an organism moves from one region to another in response to seasonal changes—rather than a physical trait. This movement helps organisms access food, avoid harsh winters, and find suitable breeding grounds. The other options describe physical traits: a camouflage pattern relates to coloration for blending in, thick fur provides insulation, and sharp claws are body structures used for grasping or defense. So migrating to warmer climates best fits a behavioral adaptation.