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-African Wild Dog
They can also be found in woodland and mountainous habitats that is hot
-low-density forest forming open habitat with plenty of sunlight and limited shade.
Structural Adaptation:The African wild dog has large, rounded ears, which help to keep track of pack members by picking up long distance vocal calls, and it also help with heat loss.
Behavioural Adaption: 1)the pups are allowed to feed first at a kill.2)Members of the pack will regurgitate food to feed those that stayed at the den, such as those left watching pups and any old, sick or injured dogs that cannot keep up. 3) For the rest of the year, they roam, usually not staying in the same place for more than a day.

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CAUTION: IF YOU DO NOT LIKE WAGNER MUSIC CUT THE SOUND! Although they are among the world's most proficient hunters, these African wild dogs or painted wolves are an endangered species. Photographed by Dr, Les de Villers (www.theultimatesafari.com) and Dutch Kasale in Botswana we follow them as they rally the troops and go on the hunt, killing and devouring a warthog.

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Camel

Deserts, where it is hot and dry.

During the day the temperature may reach 50°C, when at night it may fall to below 0°C. Deserts have less than 250 mm of rainfall per year.

Structural Adaptations :
-Camels have long legs to keep its body further away from the hot sand.
-Their eyes are protected by a double row of long curly eyelashes that also help keep out sand and dust, while thick bushy eyebrows shield the eyes from the desert sun.
-Their humps allow them to travel for days through the desert without stopping for a bite to eat.
v-Camels have wide feet so that it is easier for them to walk on sand.
-Their ears are covered with hair even on the inside, to keep out sand or dust that might blow into its ears.
-They have thick lips so that they can eat prickly desert plants without feeling any pain.

Behavioural Adaptations:
-A camels temperature changes throughout the day, from 34 degrees to 41.7 degrees. So that they can conserve water by not sweating as the environmental temperatures rises.
-They will drink up to 32 gallons or 46 litres of water in one drinking session, so that they can go a week or more without water.

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Regal Horned Lizard

Deserts in Arizona in the Unite States of America.

Temperatures can can rise up to 50 degrees in the day while at night it can go as low as -4 degrees. Water is scarce and it gets little to no rainfall each year.

Structural Adaptations:
1. It is lined with spikes along it's body and large spikes on it's neck.
2. It's color of it's scales and skin matches the environment it is in, which has sand and small pebbles, camouflaging it from predators.
3. It has a sticky tongue to help it catch insects like ants and crickets easily.
4. It has sharp claws to help it grip onto surfaces, enabling it to get a good grip when it has to evade predators.

Behavioural Adaptations:
1. When threatened by a predator, it will puff up it's body to make it seem like it is bigger, trying to intimidate or scare off any potential predator. It will also make it seem that it is too big to eat by puffing it's body up.
2. It can squirt blood out of it's eyes up to around three feet to ward off predators, and if the predator  is a canine like a coyote, it has a chemical in the blood that will send the canine running away once the blood is on it's body or face.
3. It will play dead if puffing it's body does not work as predators do not like dead animals and prefer to go for live prey.

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Fennec Fox

Habitat: The Sahara Desert in North America.

Factors of its environment: Very hot during the day and very cold at night.  Water in the Sahara Desert is also very scarce and half of the Sahara receives less than an inch of rain per year, and the rest receives up to 4 inches per year. The infrequent rain is usually torrential.

Structural Adaptations: It has unusually large ears, which serve to dissipate heat. Its coat, ears, and kidney functions have also adapted to high-temperature, low-water, desert environments. In addition, its hearing is sensitive enough to hear prey moving underground. Its coat is often a cream color and fluffy, which deflects heat during the day and keeps the fox warm at night while the soles of its feet are protected from the hot desert sand by thick fur.

Behavioural Adaptations: Families of Fennecs dig out their dens in the sand for protection from predators and also for habitation during the day when they are sleeping. Their dens can be as large as 120 m²  and adjoin the dens of other families. The Fennecs also live in packs unlike other foxes which live in solitude.

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Fun Facts about Fennec Foxes – Cute and Exotic Desert Animals

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