How animals adapt to survive - 7A by JE Galarza

BEAR

jegalarza89 — 2021-06-14 16:21:52 UTC

Adaptation: they hibernate for seasons when it's difficult to find food.

Tiger

karlabedoyaaest — 2021-06-14 16:23:35 UTC

Tigers move to other spaces more every day, since their natural habitat is gradually destroyed and this means that the environment offers less prey for them to survive, it is also common for them to move every day in their territory, this means that they cannot be in the same area for more than a couple of days.
Adaptation: Tigers like water and are excellent swimmers, it is known that thanks to its great ability to swim, the Tiger surprises its prey in the water

Panther

andrewcastronest — 2021-06-14 16:23:46 UTC

Panthers are black, for that reason they can hide under trees, in the shadows and at night to better hunt and hide.

Mongoose By Steven Toala José Jaramillo

2021-06-14 16:23:47 UTC

Mongooses adapted their bodies to be immune to the venom of any snakes. Humans could not waste that power so in some countries they began to put mongooses everywhere, this was a serious mistake because the snakes they wanted to prevent were nocturnal so they could not find the mongooses, they began to eat everything type of farm animals and many species stopped appearing all thanks to mongooses, that is why in many countries they are prohibited.

Sofia Ponce

2021-06-14 16:23:55 UTC

CHAMELEON
Chameleons, live for the most part, in forest environments, but some are also found in bushes, and some species live on the ground.

GIORDANO ORTEGA

2021-06-14 16:24:21 UTC

Polar bears are also equipped with strong noses. They use their powerful sense of smell when hunting for seals, their main source of food. They can smell a seal’s breathing hole, or aglu, up to one mile away. Once located, a polar bear will wait patiently by the hole and attack the seal’s head when it comes up for air. In ideal hunting conditions, the bear will just eat the seal fat, leaving the carcass for other animals. However, when food is scarce, polar bears will eat just about anything. Supplemental foods include walruses, short-legged reindeer, birds, bird eggs, kelp, and beached whales. When in proximity to human settlements, they have even been known to eat garbage such as Styrofoam.

polar beard

adrianamendozaaest — 2021-06-14 16:25:42 UTC

The polar bear (Ursus maritimus) is a hypercarnivorous bear whose native range lies largely within the Arctic Circle, encompassing the Arctic Ocean, its surrounding seas and surrounding land masses

Lion

karlabarahonatest — 2021-06-14 16:25:50 UTC

Adaptation: Lions have adapted strong, retractable jaws and rough tongues to help them eat their prey, and lions that live in particularly hot environments have adapted to stay cooler in the heat.

Whales : Kiara Castillo

2021-06-14 16:26:11 UTC

these cetaceans are not having much hair to prevent it from diminishing their capacity.

Jordy: Polar Bear

2021-06-14 16:26:14 UTC

Adaptation: Paws and Claws To walk on ice. The environment where the polar bears are found do not have much vegetation or plants,

Fox

juanacostavest — 2021-06-14 16:26:35 UTC

The fox's thick tail keeps their feet and nose warm when it curls up to sleep. Foxes will double back on their own tracks in order to confuse their enemies. The grey fox is the only member of the dog family that can climb trees. It will climb a tree to escape its enemies.

2021-06-14 16:31:00 UTC

Gabriela Briones Velasco
Penguins
Penguins have webbed feet for powerful swimming. Their bodies are streamlined to reduce drag in water. Their wings, shaped like flippers, also help them "fly" underwater at speeds up to 15 mph.
They can lean backwards and balance on their heels and their tail. This reduces heat loss from their feet to the ground. The colour of a penguin's body helps to camouflage it when it is swimming

Polar Bear

alejandraherreracest — 2021-06-14 16:32:43 UTC

The polar bear or white bear is a species of carnivorous mammal of the bear family. Together with its relative, the Kodiak bear, it is one of the largest land carnivores on Earth. It lives in the polar environment and in frozen areas. of the northern hemisphere. It is the only super predator in the Arctic.

2021-06-14 16:33:13 UTC

squirrels (camila)

2021-06-14 16:33:16 UTC

Adaptation: they colect food for the winter

Lion

juanwongrest — 2021-06-14 16:33:43 UTC

Adaptation:

The lion is a species adapted to the life of the savannah, in the plains where it can run at great speeds. They usually take refuge from the sun under acacias and other trees in the African region, where they hunt antelope, emus and other endemic species.

Mono By David

2021-06-14 16:46:32 UTC

The apes or monkeys are primates of the infraorder of the haplorhines. In Spanish the same word is usually used to refer to monkeys and apes in the same way in common language, even for those apes that lack a tail.

Their size is highly variable, they have eyes on the front of their faces and opposable thumbs on their hands that allow them to easily climb trees. Thanks to the constitution of their hands they are also able to use certain tools to carry out some activities of their daily life. Some 260 different species are known: the baboon is the largest hand and the pygmy marmoset the smallest. They are mammalian animals, with a sociable behavior that can sometimes become violent if they feel intimidated.