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A kangaroo rat listening for predators at night in the desert.

Kangaroo rats have adapted to survive in the desert without ever taking a sip of water. Instead, they get all the moisture they need from the seeds that they eat. These critters also have incredible hearing and can jump up to nine feet, which helps them avoid predators.

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A wood frog in the Medvednica mountain forest.

To survive the winter, up to 60 percent of Alaskan Wood Frogs' bodies freeze solid. They also stop breathing and their heart stops beating. This allows them to survive temperatures as low as -80 degrees Fahrenheit. And in spring, they thaw out and "come back to life."

To achieve this semi-frozen state, the creatures build up high concentrations of glucose (up to 10 times the normal amount) in their organs and tissues. The sugar solutes act as "cryoprotectants," preventing their cells from shrinking or dying.

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They use their bird poop to make a protective layer by letting there poop on their bodies to evaporate.

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Yellow-headed jawfish are one of several species of fish that are mouthbrooders, meaning they incubate their eggs in their mouths. Periodically, they spit out the entire egg mass to clean it and keep it hydrated.

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Okapi have scent-glands on their feet.cayli

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Okapi have scent-glands on their feet.cayli

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They live in the Democratic Republic of it's very hot and predators,leopards, are always lurking To stay alive,key adaptations. they have scent-glands on their feet to mark their territory.

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When the Texas Horned Lizard feels threatened it literally shoots blood out of its eyeballs. so he can protect his eyes

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it comes in many colors.
some can be ugly or cute.
its a ahimpine.
it is endangered
its diet is worms
can survive a long time without food
CONNOR

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Possum have a hallux like  a person but they will break there toe and finger. They do it to climb trees

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The African Bullfrog Creates Mucus "Homes" to survive the dry season

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Invisible Fawns

The fawns rely on physical and behavioral adaptions to help them survive their early weeks. Their mothers leave them hidden in the vegetation while foraging, as the does' presence may attract predators. When there's more than one fawn, they can be left up to 200 yards apart. The fawns are virtually scentless and their reddish-brown coats, covered with pale spots, merge with the dappled sunlight on the forest floor. They instinctively remain still if any animal comes near them. The fawns won't pass feces or urine until their mothers return. The does then ingest their fawns' waste so no sign of their young is left for predators. The female deer also regularly change the fawns' locations. At 3 weeks old the fawns are able to forage and run from danger with their mothers.

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Komodo dragons have adapted the ability to regulate their body temperatures. If they are cold they bask in the sun, whereas if they are warm they go into the shade to cool their bodies down.

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Since blobfish do not have teeth, the prey would be swallowed whole. Such ambush-style hunting strategy is one of their behavioral adaptation to their environment. If the blobfish was to pursuit the prey on a chase, it would consume too much of their precious energy.