Science Common Sense
883 - How do animals adapt to their environments for survival?
Animals adapt to their environments in many cool ways to survive. Here are some examples:
- Thick fur or feathers: Animals living in cold places grow thick fur or feathers to keep warm. Think of polar bears and penguins.
- Camouflage: Some animals change color to blend in with their surroundings, like chameleons turning green to hide in trees.
- Strong legs or claws: Animals that live in hot deserts or rocky areas grow strong legs or claws to help them move and find food.
- Special senses: Some animals develop special senses, like sharp eyesight or hearing, to detect predators or find food.
- Migration: Some animals migrate to different places during different seasons to find food or escape harsh weather.
These adaptations help animals survive and thrive in their environments.