Question

What is the peculiarity of the movements of these living things?
Living things: Tortoises, Snakes, Kangaroos, Eagles, Chameleons, Frogs, Gulmohar, Sweet potato, creeper, Dolphin, ant, rattlesnakes, grasshoppers, earthworms

Answer 1

A change in the position of a body part in relation to the rest of the body is referred to as movement. It is one of the most important characteristics of all living things. Movements such as blinking, breathing, and eating are all instances of movement. As a result, we may claim that every second, some component of our body makes some form of movement. As we get older, our physical movements get more refined. Crawling is the first kind of movement, and when a person becomes older, they begin to walk, which leads to the movement of the entire organism.

Complete answer:

Living things	Movements
Tortoises	Swim and crawl
Snakes	crawl
Kangaroos	jump
Eagles	fly
Chameleons	walk
Frogs	Swim and hop
Gulmohar	Grows in the direction of light
Sweet potato	Growns in the direction of gravity
Dolphin	Swim using fins
Ant	walk
Rattlesnakes	crawl
Grasshoppers	hops
Earthworms	crawl
Creeper	Grows in the direction of light

Note:
Locomotion is a term used to describe movements that result in a change of location. Some locomotory movements include walking, cycling, running, and swimming. Distinct creatures have different sorts of locomotory movements, such as paramecium, which has cilia that aid in food capture as well as mobility. Tentacles are used by Hydra to catch prey and move about. Our limbs are used for a variety of body actions. Food, shelter, and other necessities necessitate movement.