All the living being as small as a bacterium and as big as a whale or a dinosaur have or had developed a adaptation system. This is called the survival of the fittest or Natural Selection, postulated by Charles Darwin.
This theory affirms that all the living beings are in a constant fight with the nature and other beings for Food: the animals fight for food. The animals which are herbivorous have to use all their skills for find the best plants and this gets worse if they are not enough to everyone and this creates a problem because if they are not enough plants, there won't be enough prey and the predators will die and the whole ecosystem will fall. Some animals have a organized system, putting the sick, old animals in the back of group, this way the weakest ones are eaten and the strongest ones survive. The animals who are carnivorous have to learn from their parents to hunt since they are just cubs, and to be faster than the prey like the cheetah and to hunt at the darkness of night like lions and tigers. Besides they have developed strong jaws and large fangs, which let them easily chew the meat or can segregate poison like snakes and Spiders. Other animals have developed a system to eat dead food and not be affected by the bacteria present in the rotten dead prey like the hyenas and the vultures. Some plants smell good to trap insects in order to eat them.
Defense: They have use adaptations like long necks to get more food (giraffes)and shells (which protect their softy skin without a internal skeleton from attacks for example crabs and other ones with a internal skeleton like the turtles which adapted this way to compensate their slow movement), poison (some plants and animals), thorns (plants like roses and cacti), spines (like the hedgehogs) to avoid being eaten and some animals and plants can segregate a bad smell like the skunks.
Light: The plants fight for solar light for their photosynthesis, source of their food. Some plants in order to get light can grow around a big tree and "steal" some of the light.
Water: This rule really is necessary in the dessert. In a place with a few or nothing of water they have to adapt to it. For example some animals have learned to extract the water from the cacti avoiding the thorns. Besides some animals can stand without water for days even weeks.
Place for living: This is really important for animals because they need a place to get protection from the predators or just to keep their food. Some animals will practically take other animal's home and make it theirs.
Temperatures:In cold even subzero temperatures the animals have developed systems like having a lot of hair and body fat in order to keep themselves warm. Some animals keep fat before winter and hibernates like the bears.
In hot temperatures like in the dessert, the animals have developed a system to retain the water like the camels.
The warm - bloodedanimals the most of time keep their body temperature because of their body fat, useful to keep them warm. All the animals except for the reptiles and amphibious are warm - blooded . The cold - blooded animals are in constant changes in their body temperature, if it's cold they have to get warn like the sun and if it's hot they have to refresh with water or something like that.
Suitable Mate: The animals always fight for finding a mate which they can continue their gentic code. The females segregate pheromons to indicate the males that their are ready to have sex and breed. The males have to do movements and other things to attract the females (you can consider that a flirt) like the colorful wings in the peacocks and the red swollen asses in the mandrills.
Of course, two or more males can fight for a female. The strongest best adapted male and of course with the best genetic code will breed best progeny and it is called alpha male. This alpha male has access to a vast number of females which he can seminate and his job is breed the best newborn cubs in the group. Other males have to accept it or they could change him in a battle for taking his"title" of him.
African elephants; Their long flexible trunk alows them to get to food in high trees. Their trunk also sucks up and then sprays out water onto their skin which keeps them cool in a hot environment. Their tusks which are sharp and curved alow them to dig up roots to eat.
Poison dart frogs; Their bright colours scare away predators. The frogs skin is poisonous, this kills their predators if they try to eat them. They have strong legs for jumping. They have a sticky retractable tounge which they use to catch flies and insects. They have sticky pads on their feet for climbing.
Polar bears are white to camoflague in the snow and have a good sense of smell to sense seals and then strong paws to break the ice to get to them.
Every organism has a unique ecosystem within which it lives. This ecosystem is its natural habitat. This is where the basic needs of the organism to survive are met: food, water, shelter from the weather and place to breed its young. All organisms need to adapt to their habitat to be able to survive.
This means adapting to be able to survive the climatic conditions of the ecosystem, predators, and other species that compete for the same food and space. An adaptation is a modification or change in the organism's body or behaviour that helps it to survive.
An animal may adapt to its habitat in different ways. It may be a physical or structural adaptation, just as the limbs of birds have modified into wings or the way the cheetah is shaped for running at a fast speed.
It may be in the way the body works in circulating and respiration, for instance the gills that fish have enable them to breathe in water. Or it may be the way the animal behaves whether it is hunting for food, or running fast to avoid predators or migrating to other places for food or survival.
An animal's environment consists of many different things. The climate, the kinds of food plants that grow in it, other animals that may be predators or competitors- the animal must learn to adapt to each of these factors in order to survive. With increasing population growth and human activity that disturbs the natural habitat, animals must learn to adapt to these kind of threats as well.
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A behavioral adaptation is a way an organism acts to survive in its environment. It can include things like hiding, migrating, or forming groups to protect against predators. These adaptations help the organism increase its chances of survival and reproduction.
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it is a behavioral adaptation because it is doing it EX. a bear hibernates :-)
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Animals like polar bears and Arctic foxes have small ears to minimize heat loss in their cold environments. This adaptation helps prevent frostbite and regulate body temperature in extreme conditions.
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Well one adaptation might be trying to reproduce with other sharks so the cycle can move on... as behavioral adaptation is the behaviors of a plant or animal that helps it survive in its environment. I hope this helps!
its exoskeleton
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Camouflage is an adaptation because it helps the organisms to survive without being prey to other animals or organisms. Adaptations help an animal to survive so having camouflage helps the animal not to be eaten!
Adaptation.
A behavioral adaptation is a way an organism acts to survive in its environment. It can include things like hiding, migrating, or forming groups to protect against predators. These adaptations help the organism increase its chances of survival and reproduction.
Adaptation helps animals survive in their environment or niche. Behavioral adaptation can be inherited or learnt. Anatomical adaptation depends on physical features such as shape.
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A behavoural adaptation is how an animal acts in its habitat.AND/ORA thing that organisms do to survive in a particular environment, such as the way they feed, breed or move.A behavioral adaptation is something an animal does to survive, like a bird migrating.
A characteristic or modification in an animal's body that helps it survive in its habitat example: a Wolf has fur.