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Leopard
live in a variety of habitats in Africa
Temperature:24 to 30 degree celcius.
Food:Have to hunt for prey like gazalle
Light:Have eyes which enable it to see in the dark.
Water:There is rivers and lakes.
Structural Adaptation:Have sharp and clawed teeth
Behavioural Adaptation:Ambush and camouflague in wait for prey
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Leopard Hunts Monkey on the Tree. Leopard Perfect Predator Compilation.

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Narwhal
-lives year-round in the Artic waters around Greenland, Canada, and Russia.
-The water is partly covered by sea ice throughout the year and almost completely in winter and is very cold.
Structural adaptations
-grayish color that helps them camouflage in the arctic waters
-long horn/tusk--it is still a mystery of its actual use. Some scientists speculate that the tusk, usually found only the males, can pick up differences in the whale's environment, while others say that it is used to attract females and fend off threats.
-very flexible neck so they can scan the deep waters of the arctic better and catch more prey
- thick layer of blubber that retains heat and keeps them warm
Behavioural adaptations
-Narwhals migrate to different places in the winter for food
-able to hold its breath for up to twenty minutes
-Narwhals communicate by making very high clicks, squeals, and whistles
Diet
-Narwhals create a sort-of vacuum and suck up their food which includes squid, Greenland halibut, shrimp, Arctic cod,  rockfish, flounder, and crab.
-Narwhals only have two vestigial teeth.

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Name of organism: Grey wolf
Habitat: Tundra to woodlands, forests, grasslands and deserts. But mostly in snowy environments.
Factors of its environment:
-Temperature of its environment. Example: The temperature will debates animal activities and seasons.
-Food
Examples: Deer, elk, moose. And some wolves that stay in Western California fish for fish.
-Water
Example: It gets its water from streams.

Structural Adaptations :
- Their coats are made up of wooly fur to provide insulation and long guard hairs to keep out moisture. -The gray wolf's large paws have fleshy pads and claws for traction and can spread to provide better support in snow.
-Wolves have a sense of hearing twenty times sharper than a human's and have a sense of smell a hundred times keener.
-The wolf's jaws can deliver a crushing pressure of over 500 pounds per square inch
-Wolves' vision is very motion sensitive.
-Wolves have great stamina.
Behavioural adaptation :
-They hunt in packs, so if to take down a bigger animal. Example, a moose
-It will howl in a way that makes the pack it is in bigger than it actually is, scaring away predators.
-They track prey for days by following its scent trail
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Wolf Hunting Tactics | National Geographic

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Name of organism: Giant PANDA
Habitat:
Mountains(Qinling and Minshan)? Mainly in Sichuan.
Factors of it's environment:
Food- 99% of diet is bamboo.Eats almost all the time unless sleeping.
Light- Needs light to see.
Temperature-Temperature range preferred by giant pandas within the study area was 18–21°C, followed by 15–17°C and 22–24°C.
Water-Gets it's temperature from the rain.
Structural Adaptations: The Giant Panda has a “sixth toe” that enables it to eat bamboo and pull roots from the ground. The Giant Panda also has strong jaw muscles that enable it to chew the tough bamboo plant. Giant Pandas also have strong leg muscles so they can escape predators by climbing up trees.
Behavioral Adaptations: Pandas migrate down the mountains to stay warm during winter. Communicating by leaving scent marks.

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Polar bears
Habitat: icy or Arctic weather.Near the seaside
Factors of its environment:
-Food: Needs to have some food,example:The seal could last him a week.
-Temperature: likes to live in a cooler environment.
-Water: Gets its water from the river.
Structural Adaptation:
--The polar bear has an extremely well developed sense of smell, being able to detect seals nearly 1.6 km (1 mi) away and buried under 1 m (3 ft) of snow.
-Its hearing is about as acute as that of a human, and its vision is also good at long distances
-Its feet are very large to distribute load when walking on snow or thin ice and to provide propulsion when swimming.
-it has sharp, jagged suit teeth to tear apart their prey
-Predators whose prey is dangerous develop a more square snout, but seals are not dangerous. Compared to the rest of their bodies, polar bears have long necks and snouts with small heads. In addition to being streamlined for swimming, this also makes it easier for them to put their heads into ice holes or seal lairs looking for prey.
Behavioural Adaptations:
-It stalks its prey and slowly ambush them and eat them.
-It applies still hunting methods to locate its prey easily and more carefully
-Chooses the best spot to attack its prey

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Polar Bear Facts - Prey - To The Arctic IMAX

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