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Their Enviorment:
- Mild climate
- Lives in southern Europe and north Africa
- Humans are mostly the only predator that could kill them.
Black Greek Tortoise
What helps them survive:- Strong shell protects them from eagles - It also protects them from being stomped on- Eats grass, and doesn't need too much energy to survive
By ivan Androshchuk
Anteater
Ecosystem Characteristics
Rainforest•Can have very high rain fall•Very warm and wet•Forest Floor only receives only 2% of sunlight•Very low soil quality
Adaptations• elongated snouts to
help reach in to ant hills
• Thin long tongues to help reach into ant hills
• Have large curved claws to open ant hills and for defense
By: Daniel Roth
Glaucus Atlanticus(Blue Sea Slug)
Ecosystem Characteristics•East and South Coast of South Africa•Tropical waters•Surface of the ocean
Adaptations• Immunity to venomous
nematocysts• Counter shading coloration• Gas-filled sac in stomach
BeaverEcosystem
CharacteristicsBeavers live near
rivers, streams, ponds, small lakes and marshes
Eat tree bark and roots
Build dams
AdaptationsWebbed hind feet-
for swimmingLarge flat tail- helps
keep balance when gnawing on trees
Nose and ears can close up- keeps water out while swimming
Box JellyfishBy Jessica Pauls
Environment•Lives in tropical regions•Including Hunama Bay in Hawaii•They eat small sea animals such as shrimp or •plankton
Adaptations1. Their poisonous stinging cells
help ward off predators and catch prey
2. They are 95% water which helps them float efficiently in water
3. They drift in big groups which makes them intimidating to predators
Canadian Lynxfound in the broad boreal
forest belt of North America
AdaptationsSharp teeth to catch prey, it only eats the snowshoe hairHuge feet so they can walk on snow/ice and not fall throughVery thick fur to keep them warm because their climate is cold
Chameleons naturally live in the United States, Spain, Africa, or even Asia. Chameleons can live forests and even in deserts.
Some adaptations or structures chameleons have are Zygodactylous feet (two toes in front and two toes in the back), eyes on either side of head, extremely long tongues and males have three horns on their head (some females have less developed horns than males).
Almost all species can change colors to camouflage.Chameleons feet help it climb and move on trees with ease and
long tongues help with grabbing bugs from a distance.
Chameleon
Polar Bear
Where They Live
They live near the arctic waters. Rarely on land except on islands
and rocky points Polar Bears look for tasty seals, and fish
They weigh in as much as a small car, (1000
pounds!)
Their Adaptations
White Coat to be almost invisible in the snow
(Camouflage)Big clawed paws to distribute weight on thin ice, and to whack
a seal out of water from a breathing hole
Fur is hollow hairs which trap air and help to insulate them in
frigid waters
King Cobra(Ophiophagus hannah)
Environment•Found predominantly in the forests of India through South Asia to Indonesia and the Philippians. •Prefers areas dotted with lakes And streams
Adaptations•They have short fangs, but can strike in a highly downward thrust.•They are terrific swimmers•Excellent climbers
By Michael Wootan
PEREGRINE FALCON
Ecosystem Characteristics
•Lives in a wide variety of habitats from the tropics, desert, maritime to the
tundra•Is found in every continent
except antarctica
Adaptation• Have thin tapered wings
that allow them to fly at speeds of 200 mphand
change directions rapidly• Eyes adjust faster so the falcon can focus on its prey• Has baffles in its nose to prevent air from rushing in
and slowing it down
Pandas Environment Habitat is the forest , Torrential rains or dense
mist though out the year. They live in few mount ranges in central china.
Adaptations Pandas have 6 toe and 6 thumb so they can hold
and tear bamboo This animal uses its powerful jaws and strong
teeth to crush the tough fibrous bamboo. They mostly eat bamboo’s, Pandas consume
about 20-4o ponds of bamboo each day! :0 ( To get all its nutrients
Habitat:Coast of MexicoRain Forest
Adaptations:Green skin allows it to blend in with treesTheir nocturnal which allows them to sleep during the day and be active at nightHave suction cups on the hands and feet in order to hold on to leaves and branches
Red-eyed Tree Frog
The Star Nosed MoleEcosystem
Grassy meadows, marshes, swamps, mixed forests (wet and mucky lowlands)
Very high elevations of at least 1880 ft
Very cold (Eastern Canada, Northeastern U.S.)
Adaptationsfleshy tentacles which are covered with touch receptors- Allows them to find food as well as go underwater probing the sediments to seek prey
Long claws- digs tunnels to find insect to eat
water-repellent fur- allows it to go into cold waters without freezingLong thick tail- stores food during breeding season
ToucanEnvironment •Live in the tropics with many fruit •Mostly found is in southern America
Adaptations •Strong beaks to open fruit
•Long beak scares animals away(but it doesn't use it to fight) • Also feathers help it blend in to environment
By Carlos Tovar
VINEGAROON (WHIP SCORPION)
Ecosystem • In Logs, under rocks, debris•Humid Environment• Usually in Europe/ Africa, South Eastern US
Adaptations• Strong Pinchers, to catch prey• Foul vinegar odor release, for defending and warding of predators • Feel Vibrations in the ground to find prey or predators.
Information • Non-Venomous • Not a Spider or Scorpion• About 3 inches long
White Shark
Ecosystem•White sharks can
be found in the Atlantic ocean
•Its range is from the surf line to well offshore
zebra
Habitat•Live in southern/east Africa•Woodlands and open plains/grasslands•Dry, hot weather•Main predator is the lion
Adaptations•Stripes, Zebras are black
with white stripes! The stripes are hypothesized to be for blending into grass.•Every sense is very acute, they even have night vision and can move their ears in almost all directions. This helps them hear oncoming predators.•Their digestive systems allow for them to live on lower nutritional quality foods because they are herbivores .