Biotic - Pair of deep pits between the eyes and nostrils that are heat sensors that allow the snake to detect objects that are warmer than their surroundings. 

Abiotic - Cold blooded allows them to survive extreme heat

Abiotic - Large neck and jaw muscles allow mountain lions to grasp and hold prey, while large hind legs enable awesome leaping capabilities and short-range sprinting.

Biotic- they can inflate to look like a spiky balloon to look harder to eat

Abiotic - Coyotes are active both day and night, but most sightings are close to sunrise and sunset.

Biotic - fur on the bottom of the feet to protect them the hot ground 

Abiotic - Wrentits along the coast and in the more humid areas of the north tend to be darker than individuals living in drier and more interior parts of the range.

Abiotic-Toyon is drought-adapted with thick, waxy leaves that reduce transpiration and allow it to stay green all year

Abiotic- The snow can damage the plant

Abiotic- these lizards can change to adapt to different environments 

Abiotic- Can withstand extreme hot and dry temperatures

Abiotic- Its varied size and attractive evergreen foliage make this a useful shrub on slopes and in perimeter garden areas.

Abiotic- California buckwheat may also shed its leaves to help the plant survive periods of drought.

 scrub oak

Abiotic- The main adaption is dwarfing (getting smaller to survive). It dwarfs because of severe drought, changes of climate, and the poor soil.

Abiotic- Can resprout after a wildfire

Abiotic-They are slow-growing and evergreen with small, leathery leaves that do not wilt; the small hairs on the lower leaf surface helps restrict water loss.