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Elk: The elk has antlers that can defend against predators like grizzly bears.

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These foxes have beige fur coats which protect them from the sun and helps them blend into the deserts. They also use their paws to dig dens for their families.

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How are Fennec Foxes Adapted to Living in the Desert?

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The paws of the Eurasian lynx are highly adapted for moving through deep snow, with well-developed webbing between the toes and long, dense, shaggy hair in the winter. The lynx is thickly furred with large ears that are adorned with an erect tuft of black hair.

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Eurasian lynx - Video Learning - WizScience.com

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Siberian bighorn sheep have adapted to climbing really high mountains.

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Big Horn Sheep Fighting Butting Heads Alberta, Canada

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Pudús have adapted to dangerous predators, they've adapted to barking when they are in danger and running in zig-zag patterns when being chased.

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Caimans are semi-aquatic they've adapted to spending most of their time in water for catching prey and other reasons.

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Greenland dogs had to adapt to hunting skills to not starve to death. They adapted to this by traveling in groups and attacking their prey sneakily.

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Human Planet | Arctic: Greenland sled dogs | Premieres Sunday, 20 March, ABC1

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Adaptations Of Camels | Ecology & Environment | Biology | FuseSchool

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Camels have adapted to store water in their body. They can also drink large amounts of water at one go. They have wide feet for walking in sand. They have long eyelashes and thin, slit nostrils that they can close to protect them from blowing sand

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Adaptations Of Camels | Ecology & Environment | Biology | FuseSchool

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Geese have been migrating to Chicago as Canada begins its hunting season.

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Chicago Tonight
It's open season for hunters of Canada geese, but the migrating birds have found a novel way to stay out of the firing line: wintering in the city. Rabiah Mayas joins us with that story and more from the world of science.

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Chicago Tonight | Canada Geese Give Local Hunters the Slip | Season 2017

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Chicago Tonight It's open season for hunters of Canada geese, but the migrating birds have found a novel way to stay out of the firing line: wintering in the city. Rabiah Mayas joins us with that story and more from the world of science. Aired: 12/12/17 Rating: NR Problems Playing Video?

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These foxes have beige fur coats which protect them from the sun and help them blend into the desert environment. Also, they use their paws to dig dens for their families.

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How are Fennec Foxes Adapted to Living in the Desert?

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Polar Bears have to travel on ice, and their huge paws and claws help them balance their weight and have good grip to walk across ice, no matter how thin. They also have 2 layers of thick, hollow fur, which traps warm air to keep them warm. Lastly, their sense of smell is amazing, and they use this, along with their claws and teeth to find and trap seals (their prey) to eat.

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Tigers evolved to have webbing between their toes, they had to adapt to swimming with these toes.

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When predators try to attack kangaroos their babies hide in their mother's pouch to stay safe. They have to adapt to ways to escape from their predators, such as storing their babies in their pouches and hopping away as fast as they can.

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Survival in Australia for Kangaroos | BBC Wildlife | BBC Studios

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Emperor Penguins tuck their babies between their feet and bulging stomach to keep the baby from freezing. Groups of penguins huddle up to keep each other warm. They have to adapt to staying warm in their environment.

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Penguins Survival Skills You Don't Know About | BBC Earth

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Ctenosaura pectinata, commonly known as the Mexican spiny-tailed iguana or the Mexican spinytail iguana, is a moderate-sized lizard endemic to western Mexico

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The Spiny Tailed Iguana Is A Powerful Little Creature! | Little Giants

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Like most cat species, wildcats are well-adapted predators. Their two forward-facing eyes give them 3D vision and they can see well in the dark; their retractable claws help them to climb and are vicious weapons; their sharp teeth and powerful jaws are ideal for dispatching prey; their ears are sensitive to quiet sounds like rodents moving through grass and their whiskers can detect air movement too – there are few who can rival these solitary hunters! Their favorite food is rabbit but they’ll also take rodents and birds.

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The black bear's legs allow it to move heavy objects such as rocks and logs. Their feet also allow them to climb trees and get fruit and honey.

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Polar Bears have thick coats of blubber that keep them warm in cold places and water.

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Polar Bears have thick coats of blubber that keep them warm in cold places and water.

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African penguins live here and they have to adapt to live in hot weather that is above 40 degrees celsius.

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Penguins Survival Skills You Don't Know About | BBC Earth

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Snow leopards live in Tyan'-Shan' mountains. Snow leopards have a well-developed chest that helps them draw oxygen from the thin air of the high mountains. Leopards have a variety of adaptations, including being nocturnal, having strong and fast bodies with enormous heads and jaws, and sharp canine teeth and claws

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Many Coyotes live in Canada. They can adapt very well to stay hidden. Their fur varies in color so that they can camoflouge with their surroundings so it is easier to hunt their prey. When it is winter their fur changes to a grey but wheb it is summer it changes to yellow/light orange.

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Wild coyote in our backyard Southern Ontario

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australia is the only place in the world where koalas are found. they only eat eucalyptus leaves and eat 2.5 lbs of food a day. they spend up to 18 hours sleeping a day.

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Dolphins live in big oceans because they have a blowhole located at the top of the body, which allows a dolphin to come up to the surface, easily take in air, and continue swimming. And they are normaly in the water.

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Dolphins

Imagine seeing a dolphin, which is an aquatic mammal, walking around on land. While hard to imagine, it's actually where the modern dolphins' ancestors lived long ago. Dolphins began living in the ocean around 50 million years ago and never returned to land. They had arms that evolved into flippers, legs that evolved into a tail, and nostrils that evolved into a blowhole.

Physical Adaptations

The most important dolphin adaptation is the blowhole located on the top of the body. The blowhole allows a dolphin to come up to the surface, easily take in air, and continue swimming. When a dolphin pup, or baby, is born, the mother gives the baby a lift to the surface. Here the dolphin pup gets its first gulp of air.

The dolphin's sleek, elongated body shape allows them to zip through the water with ease. Because dolphins are mammals, they once had hair. They still have hair follicles, or tiny holes, all over their bodies. However, through evolution, they've lost all of their hair to reduce drag when swimming.

Dolphins also have several adaptations that aid them in catching and eating food. To find food, a dolphin uses the process of echolocation, whereby it makes a clicking sound that bounces off of an object and back to the dolphin. This helps a dolphin determine where an object is located. Once a dolphin finds food, it moves very quickly through the water to catch it.

A dolphin can hold its breath for up to 12 minutes, which allows it to dive and hunt when needed. Scientists believe that when a dolphin is asleep, only half of its brain is really sleeping, allowing the other half of the brain to signal that dolphin to surface and take in air even while asleep.

Survival Behaviors

Dolphins live in groups in vast oceans full of many other animals, including predators that want to eat them. As such, they've developed sophisticated communication systems and social networks that allow them to remain as safe as possible. Dolphins communicate through high-pitched noises and clicks. For example, a member of the group may make a sound or series of clicks that warn of approaching danger.

When alerted to danger, dolphins either leave the situation or aggressively defend the group. They've been seen attacking tiger sharks or other predators.

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dolphin adaptations: lesson for kids - video & lesson transcript | study.com

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Dolphin Adaptations: Lesson for Kids - Video & Lesson Transcript | Study.com

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Imagine seeing a dolphin, which is an aquatic mammal, walking around on land. While hard to imagine, it's actually where the modern dolphins' ancestors lived long ago. Dolphins began living in the ocean around 50 million years ago and never returned to land.

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Chameleons have many adaptations to hide from other animals, but in is their color changing skin to blend into the surrounding area.

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The muskrat lives in Asia because there is long rivers and one of there adaptations is that they have a thick layer so that they can help them swim.

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Muskrat - Video Learning - WizScience.com

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Birds  are able to adapt here because the rivers of california because it is such a good place for them to adapt. Many of the bones in a birds body are hollow, making the bird lightweight and better adapted to flying. birds also have feathers that make flight easier This is one bird adaption example.

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Beluga whales fat on their body keeps them warm and stores energy, to help them in the cold icy waters.

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East Ramsey Canyon Road, Hereford, Arizona, USA

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East Ramsey Canyon Road, Hereford, Arizona, USA

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East Ramsey Canyon Road, Hereford, Arizona, USA

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You can find the hummingbirds and  what they do to protect them selves is to hide out side their nest so they blend in they also fly up and down and side to side so they can doge predetors.

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Hummingbirds : How Do Hummingbirds Protect Themselves?