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Ducks possess an oily coating that makes their feathers waterproof so that they remain warm and dry. Their webbed feet help them swim in or on the water

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Ducks
When a predator is near a mother duck's nest, the mother will move away from the nest and pretend to be injured and the predator will chase after the mother duck because of the supposed 'injury' and the nest and its eggs/chicks will be safe.

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Fishes
Fishes have a streamline body which can minimise water resistance allowing them to be able to swim faster

Insects
Insects have an exoskeleton which acts like an 'armour' which will protect their internal organ and keep out microorganism

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Owls
Owls have great eyesight, and hearing which allows them to see and hear their prey and catch them easily.

Birds
Some birds migrate to avoid cold weather during winter as some of them are not structurally adapted to cold places.

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Snowshoe Hare
Snowshoe hares have especially large, furry feet that help them to move atop snow in the winter. During winter, their hair is white which allows them to blend in with the snow.

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Snowshoe hares feed at night, following well worn forest paths to feed on trees and shrubs, grasses, and plants.

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T-rex's arms have been adapted for “vicious slashing” at close quarters, given their ability to inflict deep wounds with four-inch claws. T-rex had a bony skull that was well-adapted to withstand biting and shearing forces, with strong nasal bones that helped it withstand compression and shearing stresses and lacrimal bones that enabled the skull to withstand a variety of stresses.

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camels have humps that can store food and water so if the camel goes to a place that does not have food or water, they would be able to still survive in the desert.

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Crows could not open their food which was nuts, so they were able to think of a solution to the problem,which was to drop the food onto the road, and let the car tyres break it for the crow to eat. However, even when the car tyres cracked the nut, the crow could not eat as there were too many cars passing by. So, to think of a solution to the problem, the crows stationed themselves at the traffic light junction, so when the car tyres broke the nut, the lights would turn red for the cars and green for the people (and supposedly the crows as well) and the crow could eat its food safely without the cars passing by and the crow risk getting run over by the cars.

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The only behavioral adaptation that is very easily noticed is a sloth's laziness. Thanks to its diet of mostly leaves, which are really low in energy, sloths try to avoid movemt as much as possible to conserve energy.

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Algae grows in their rough hair that helps them camouflage into the surroundings and hide from predators. The sloth also has arms that are longer than their backlegs and curved feet that help them climb up trees. The sloth has an extra vertebra that allows their heads to rotate  270 degrees and go all the way over their shoulders so they can spot predators.

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Kangaroos (two structural adaptations)
When there is a drought and there are no food for the kangaroos, the mother kangaroo (if pregnant) has the ability temporarily stop the development of the embryo as to conserve energy and resume development of the embryo when there is more food.
(it is a structural adaptation as it has the ability to do so and it is not like all species can do so)
Kangaroos have large, strong tendons in their hind legs that lets the kangaroos have a sort of bouncing movement that uses less energy than running. it is also faster than some animal's running speed.

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kangaroos
they are usually more active in the cooler hours of the day to avoid the heat of the day which in some cases might reach 40 DEGREES CELCIUS!
they, like most herbivores, travel and feed in groups

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Bears
Bears hibernate during the winter as during the winter, when the food sources are gone. They lie completely still without the need to eat for the whole winter and will use up their stored fat in their body.

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Camels
The long eyelashes keep sand out of the camel's eyes. Thick eyebrows shield the eyes from the desert sun. A camels nostrils can close so it doesn't get sand up its nose.

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A snake has a flexible jaw. In snakes, they can move both the left and right side of their jaw. This ability allows them to slowly pull food into their mouth. To do this, they have to move one side of their jaw forward while the other side is still holding the food.

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Rabbits learn to move in big groups and when a predator comes, a rabbit will thump its foot on the ground, alerting the other rabbits and they can escape from the predator. They also mostly active at night to hide from predators in the dark while getting food.