Adapting to Survive

Adapting to Survive

Adapting to Survive Animals live in all kinds of different places around the world ranging from desert, rainforest, savannas, and tundra. Some of these areas aren't best fit for some animals to live in, but they adapt, but what is adaption? Adaption is what helps the animals stay alive in the current surrounding and situation. Animal's adaption can range from the shape of its mouth or beak, the thickness of its fur, or even the color of the animal itself. For example camels have adapted to survive by their camel hump, they use the hump as sustenance when there isn't any food around for them. Camels evolved to develop their hump because they live in a desert where there is a lack of food for them to eat. These adaptions didn't just come from camels though, adaptions may have come from animals that are extinct. Some extinct animals may look somewhat familiar to the animals we see today, that's because a lot of animal evolved from the same creature, but adapting to different areas. An example would be that a rodents live in one place, and some separated to another. Two of the same rodents now lived in different ecosystems, so they adapted to them differently than the other. One rodent evolved into a tree habitat so it developed flaps so it could glide to other trees, similar to a flying squirrel. The other rodent evolved with similar flaps, but the rodent was smaller so it could hide from its prey easier in the bushes.
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