One way that Narwhals adapt to their environment is their coloring. Their grey mottling often is likened to the look of a drowned sailor's skin. But it serves the purpose of camouflaging the narwhal's presence in the Arctic waters of the polar latitudes. There, the dappled, filtered play of light gives a moving, light-and-shadow effect to the waters. Narwhal coloring blends right in. Another way is their migration. During the summer, they live in the shallower waters, where they only have to dive 30-300 meters/90-900 feet downwards to find their prey and therefore their meals. During the winter, for example, they move to the deeper waters under the pack ice off Baffin Bay and Davis Strait. There, an additional adaptation is typically deep diving 800 meters/2,400 feet downwards for finding prey and getting fed.
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it is hard to adapt to washington d.c. and to live in i hate it
No, narwhals are not typically kept in zoos due to their specialized needs and the challenges of creating a suitable environment for them in captivity. They require cold, Arctic waters and have a diet that may be difficult to replicate in a captive setting.
They adapt to the environment
because they can
it takes on narwhals in the environment.
Narwhals
how do leeches adapt their environment
How did Jamestown colonists adapt to their environment?
If plants do not adapt, they do not survive in that particular environment.
The desert is the environment. It does not adapt. Organisms in an ecosystem adapt to the environment.
Rats adapt to their environment by pooing and sitting in it!
The animal that can adapt to any environment is the cockroach.
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can technology help people adapt environment
yes we do adapt to our environment...:)
* they adapt by their legs and gills