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Example: Eagle has a streamlined body shape

Type of adaptation: Structural

Function: Help it to move easily in the air due to less air resistance

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Experiment! How Does An Owl Fly So Silently? | Super Powered Owls | BBC

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Most fishes use gills to breath and the rest, together with the  aquatic animals, uses  gill chambers, air tubes , air bubbles or blowholes to breath .

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Sharks have a strong sense of smell and aregenerally able to detect as little one part of per million of blood inseawater. This makes it easy for sharks to find their prey.

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Sharks have a strong sense of smell and aregenerally able to detect as little one part of per million of blood inseawater. This makes it easy for sharks to find their prey.

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Tze Yang

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Tadpoles breathe using their gills underwater but after awhile the tadpoles develope into frogs which have lungs to breathe on land

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Cheetah's have claws to help them catch their prey , which tries as hard as possible to run as fast as they can to escape the preda

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The Pacific Flying Squid uses jet propulsion like a jetpack by shooting water out of it's beak, propelling it out of the water and a few meters above the water's surface.
Type of adaptation: Structural
Function: to escape its predators

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Some other types of adaptations to catch prey is example; strong jaws, claws, sticky tongue, super senses and speed.

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A type of ant native to Malasia can protect its colony by self-destructing.It has poison sacs in its thorax that expand and fill up with more toxin over time. Old ants with huge toxin sacs will run away from its colony and explode near its enemy , releasing the toxin. It explodes by squeezing itself to death.

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There is a animal called tardigrade.
They are micro-scopic and semi-translucent. They are also called moss piglets or water bears too

They could be found almost everywhere on earth too as they can survive extreme temperature.

Tardigrades which are living in places like desserts has a dehydration problem, but they can actually REVIVE after years if water is added.

Even cooler, they can survive 20 hours in extreme cold which is (-272.95 celsius )
20 months of survival at
-200 celsius

They can survive at about
150 celsius too

They can also withstand 87000 pounds per square inch, which is about 6 times the pressure at the bottom of the sea.

Humans can only survive 14.2 pounds per square inch.

Can survive radiation doses from to 5000 to 6000 grays

(we will die at 10 grays )

most can survive in outer space too

In danger, they can cryptobiosis and can turn themselves into tuns, which can technically survive anything on earth.

Scientist revived a 120 year old tun at an experiment in the 1948.
They can produce a special protein which can counteract DNA damage

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Type of adaptation: Structural
Arctic Foxes' entire body is covered with thick fur. They have a small and round body - with a short muzzle and thick ears- reduces its exposure to cold and minimizes heat loss. Also, their furry tail not only helps them to balance and camouflage, but also acts as a warm blanket when it sleeps. The arctic fox has even adapted its feet to survive in the harsh winter climate of the Arctic with the fur on the bottom of its feet providing it protection from the ice while walking or digging the ground.
In the summer, arctic foxes also camouflage itself against the melting snow by shedding its white coat and  instead grow a brown one.
Type of adaptation: Structural

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flying fish are amazing animals.They can fly to escape their predators. Their fins allow them to swim and when the fins open, they become wings that allow the fish to 'fly'.
Their tails have very strong muscles so that the fish can give the fish the speed it needs to 'fly'.The wings also allows them to 'fly' in any direction they want.

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Flying Fish Picked Off From Above And Below | The Hunt | BBC Earth

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Animals like crabs and mudskippers have gill chambers to store water and keep their gills wet.They can also use the oxygen from the stored water in the gill chamber.
Some  organisms that live inthe water have an air tube that extends out of their bodies and stick out above the water surface to get oxygen.

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Many different animals have outer coverings to help them survive. For example, birds have feathers to keep themselves warm and are light weight so they can fly. There are also other birds that have to dive or swim onto the water to find food. These birds usually have a layer of oil between their feathers to make them waterproof to help them float on water.

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Different animals have different body coverings to cope with different temperatures. For example, the polar bear has thick skin to cope with the freezing temperatures in their environment.

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In hot temperatures many animals have different body coverings to help them to adapt. For example, the large ears of a dessert fox help it to lose excess body heat and help it to keep cool. In very cold temperatures, polar bears have a thick layer of fat to help keep it warm and penguins have closely packed feathers which protects them against the cold.

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Li Chang Cheng

Animals can use gills, gill chambers, lungs, air tubes, air bubbles and blowholes to breathe. Whales can hold their breathe for long periods of time.

Examples:
Fish use gills to breathe.
Dolphins use blowholes to breathe.
Mudskippers use gill chambers to breathe.

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Bats
Bats unlike birds has stretched skin over very long bones as its wings. Although it is a mammal it can fly. It helps it escape from danger in a vey efficient way.

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Jovan the 3rd, King of the Wakandian Order

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Jovan the 3rd, King of the Wakandian Order

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Animals such as the Arctic Fox and Arctic hare have adapted to their harsh climate by growing a white coat . Allowing them to blend in with the environment and stay warm.

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Many different animals have different outer coverings depending on the temperature they live in. Some have scales and some have fur. These are just a few examples of body coverings. They keep the animal warm and dry, protect them from  danger and help them hide from their predators.

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Butterfly
Their beautiful wings are not just for flying, but are also used for mimicry. Since butterflies cannot fly in very cold weather, they use hibernation, migration, and other strategies to warm up and get out of the cold.

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Snakes don't have legs, arms or other appendages. So it helps them to slither through grass or among rocks without causing disturbance that might frighten prey. They can also enter narrow holes in the ground that was made by rodents and find the rodents and eat them. Although snakes don't have legs, they are still very fast.

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Most of the animals have different types of outer coverings. Body coverings are adaptations to help animalssurvive in their environment. The adaptation camouflage allows the animal to blend in with its different surroundings during different seasons to not be easily spotted so their less likely to be eaten by their predators. Some animals that have fur as their outer covering can keep them warm during cold seasons. The layer of air insulates the animal from the cold and keeps the animal’s body at a constant
temperature.

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The python has a long slender body to wrap around its prey and crushing its bones thus making it easier to swallow and digest

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Aquatic animals may take in oxygen that dissolved in water through gills, or directly through the skin.

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Fish and sea animals usually have Gills that enable them to breathe underwater. The gills are organs that remove oxygen from the water. A fish breathes by taking water into it's mouth and letting it out through it's gills.

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Armadillo are small little armored animal. Armadillo have plate on their back to protect them. When an armadillo feels threaten it will curl up into a ball and the predator can't harm the since armadillo have plate on their back. some armadillo can't curl up in a balls because it has to many plate. One type of armadillo when surprised tends to jump in the air.

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Whales have very strong jaws to grip tightly onto their prey and has long and big fins helping them to swim through the water quickly

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A Great Horned Owl camouflages itself very well in a tree. It is as if it wasn't there at all in the first place. The skin colour of the Great Horned Owl and the tree owl is almost exactly the same. You cannot tell if the owl was up there or not.

Picture #1 : Great Horned Owl

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Think you're good at hide and seek? Then think again, because as you can see from this list compiled by Bored Panda, these guys are the absolute champions when it comes to going undetected. You'll never be able to beat them for the simple fact that they have the biological advantage of camouflage, and this allows them to virtually disappear in order to avoid being eaten by predators. From caterpillars that resemble leaves and geckos the color of bark, to spiders that look like sand and stick insects that look like, well, sticks, these camouflaged animals will confound and amaze you...but only if you can spot them!

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65 Unbelievable Examples of Animal Camouflage That Will Make You Look Twice

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Think you're good at hide and seek? Then think again, because as you can see from this list compiled by Bored Panda, these guys are the absolute champions when it comes to going undetected.

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Camels can thrive in some of the hottest and driest places on Earth. Their legs don’t get burned when they kneel on hot sand due to thick leathery patches on their knees. They can survive for an entire week without water but, at the same time, they can drink 32 gallons of water at once. Camels don’t need to sweat very often and can conserve water this way. The spongy bones in their noses absorb any excess moisture to keep every drop of water in, so the air they breathe out is dry air. the camels can close their noses to prevent sand from coming in their eyes

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mammals like whales and dolphins have blowholes which allow them to breath even when most of the body is under water. They can even hold their breath for a long time.

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The tiny size of a hedgehog doesn't mean it's always a target. Though predators may go near it at first, many will be discouraged when they see it's prickly spines shoot up as if to say, "Stay back!" Some may refer to hedgehogs as "walking pincushions" because of this prickly feature. Hedgehogs have spines which are known as quills, and they know how to use them. When they feel threatened, their quills immediately go up in full force. The hedgehog has muscles located along it's sides that assist in making it's spines go up. The quills actually crisscross and interlock with one another. Hedgehogs also sleep with their spines interlocked, which means they are protected while they get a little hedgehog beauty sleep. After shooting it's prickly quills up and making them interlock with one another, the hedgehog has successfully given itself a sharp shield of armor against predators. At this point, it curls it's head and feet into his body and forms a ball to protect it's soft, delicate underside. After this, the hedgehog literally looks like a prickly ball. This can be off-putting to many predators. For predators that do decide to give the "prickly ball" a try, they will be hard-pressed to open it and may end up giving up.