How does the leopard seal adapt to it's environment?

Answer 1

A leopard seal has whiskers which can help sense pray in the dark. There body's are streamline so when they swim they can turn sharply. There flippers are strong and help them propel through the water. There noses are only small slits so when they swim they automatically close over to prevent water getting in. They have big eyes which help them see a wide area when hunting. They have two layers of fur and a thick layer of blubber to keep them warm.

Answer 2

The layer of fat beneath the thick skin acts as a natural insulator. Like when you where a jacket in the cold.