Adaptation: Fur Turns white during the cold snowy winter months.

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AdaptationFur Turns white during the cold snowy
winter months.

• Seasonal Camouflage

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Adaptation
Produces very little sweat and urine.

• Regulates Body Temperature
• Advantagous for survival to void little liquid in
  hot conditions
• Camels do not store water in hump. It is fatty
  tissue insulating from the heat.

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AdaptationLong, powerful legs

• Take fewer strides from point A to B.
• Long powerful tail helps to maintain balance
  when changing direction at extremely high speeds.

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Adaptation Nostrils (blowholes) located on the
top of their heads.

• To breathe

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AdaptationLong, muscular neck and long,
flexible tongue

• Used to reach and rip leaves from branches

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AdaptationHooves with a soft, spongy, inner pad
surrounded by a hard, outer rim.

• For climbing in steep, rocky, slippery terrain.
• Provides traction in precarious habitats.

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Adaptation Flaps of featherless skin between
their front and back legs

• It glides by means of furry flaps of skin that
  stretch out and taut on both sides of body when
  limbs are extended.

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AdaptationWings that look like flippers

• To mainly steer and stop.

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AdaptationStreamlined body shape

• Used to swim faster when it is catching their
  prey and escaping from predator.

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Adaptation Oil stored in liver

• Sharks do not have a swim bladder for bouyancy,
  cartilage is lighter than bone which helps them
  float.

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Adaptation Webbed feet

• Helps to steer and balance when swimming

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Adaptation Layer of fat or blubber around their
body

• For Warmth. Insulation traps heat.