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Name of organism : camels
Habitat :
Deserts hot and dry
Factors of environment :
During the day might reach up to 50 Degree celcius, night may fall below 0 degree celcius. Normally 20-35 degree celcius. Less than 250mm of rainfall per year.
Light : sometimes 24 hour day time. (Vice versa)
Water : Very rare. Low precipitation. Drink water from oasis.
Structural adaptations :
Long legs to prevent bodies from overheating, long eye lashes, ears that are covered with hair and nostrils that can open and close to prevent sand to go in. Wide feet to allow it to walk on sand. Thick lips to eat dessert plants without feeling pain. Colour of their bodies blend in with environment. Thick fur to provide warmth for it at night and insulation.
Behavioral adaptations :
Store fat in the camels hump for energy. Eat desert vegetation, such as grasses, herbs, and leaves.
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Name of organism:
Dolphin
Habitat:
temperate and tropical waters worldwide.
Factors of its environment:
temperature from 10 to 32 degrees celcius. Some species of dolphins live in the sea while other species live in rivers
Structural Adaptation:
have a slower heart rate while diving.  A dolphin can hold its breath for a maximum of 12 minutes.
Behavioural Adaptation:
Dolphins swim in groups of about 12 called pods, and one of the purposes of this group is to protect he other members of the pod. When attacked, dolphins will use their speed and agility to fend off predators. Dolphins Defend their self by staying in groups or pods.
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Name of organism:
Snake
Habitat:
Forests, desserts, water, plains, mountains, trees, cities, houses and sometimes kept as domestic pets.
Factors of its environment:
Temperature- Humid
Light: Bright and dark
Water: Available, some live in it( Water snakes)
Food: Animals smaller or larger than it ( Rabbits, birds, bugs, fish, humans, frogs, other snakes, rodents, etc.)
Other organisms: snakes, rabbits fish, bears, frogs, birds, bugs, plants, spiders, rodents, etc.
Structural adaptations: Adapts to the color of its environments and blends in.   Venom in its fangs to fend of predators.    Thin body to evade predators.    Strong grip to ensure that its prey does not escape.     Snakes use their tongues to smell things like their prey or predators from a distance! Some snakes have teeth that point backwards to be able to get their prey to go down their throat along with the way their jaw opens and closes
Behavioral adaptations: Snakes camouflage into their environments based on their color. They travel underground to find prey or take refuge from predators.                   They are nocturnal and use this to their advantage (sneak past sleeping predators at night or find a safe place to sleep when there is nothing else to interrupt its search.)    Some snakes constrict their prey and others either use venom or just swallow them.

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frName of organism:
Leaf mantis
Habitat:Forest in Borne, Indonesia,Malaysia ans Sumatra.
Factor of its environment:
High humidity,hot
weather.
Structural adaptation:The body looks like leaf.
Behaviour adaptation:
Camouflage into leafs to avoid predators

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