L1 Organisms Thrive, Adapt, or Face Challenges by Ella

Sloth

mitchellwolfmueller — 2025-02-12 07:03:08 UTC

Adaptation: Moves slowly to conserve energy and avoid predators.

Why it thrives: Its camouflage helps it survive in the dense rainforest.

Amazon kingfisher

phoebechampion — 2025-02-12 10:28:09 UTC

Adaption: Has superb hunting skills thanks to its super long beak which is used to catch fish

Why it thrives: It has a very loud rattling call im assuming so it can warn the others about possible predators

Red- Eye- Tree -Frog

2025-02-12 10:34:10 UTC

Adaptation:When disturbed they flash there red eyes and there webbed orange feet to the predator so they get confuse and so they have time to escape

Why it they it thrives:Its red eyes and orange feet tricks predators and helps the escape and and hide.

Capybaras

emmacipoletti — 2025-02-12 10:43:15 UTC

Capybaras eat water plants including grass, Capybaras front teeth never stop growing, Capybaras live in South America

Spider- Monkey

2025-02-12 10:44:19 UTC

Adaptation:There long tail acts like an extra limb so they can climb tree and hang on them.

Why they are Endangered:they are endangered because of loos of trees in the tropical rain forest.

Jaguar

2025-02-12 10:44:39 UTC

Female Jaguars struggles to mate from Habitat Fragmentation, which decreases the number of jaguars in the world. If this continues jaguars will not have a partner, and struggle alone. This makes jaguars struggle from not giving birth, to give birth, jaguars need to mate. Without giving birth, this can cause a down grade of the number of jaguars.

blue poison dart frog went endangered due to hunters killing them and collect poison

2025-02-12 10:45:52 UTC

Arrau turtle

phoebechampion — 2025-02-12 10:47:48 UTC

adaptation: they can hide the most vulnerable part of them (their head) in their shell sideways when predators attack

why it thrives: it thrives because of the food sadly though the species is quite endangered thanks to poachers and habitat loss

Jaguars

2025-02-12 10:51:24 UTC

Adaptation:There large paws helps them swim and climb.

Why they struggle:Do the lost of forestation and habitat.

Chocolate Tree/Cacao

emmacipoletti — 2025-02-14 07:13:19 UTC

Cacao pods are covered in a sweet candy like coating that are yummy to suck on! The cacao pods are ready to be harvested when they are an orange or red color! Injoy the delicious chocolate!