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PLANTS HAVE NEEDLELIKE SPINES TO PREVENT WATER LOSS.
HOT CLIMATE
PLANTS GROW CLOSE TO THE GROUND TO PREVENT FREEZING.
COLD CLIMATE
PLANTS HAVE A WAXY COATING AND THICK STEM TO PROTECT FROM WATER LOSS.
HOT CLIMATE
SOME ANIMALS HAVE THICK WHITE FUR TO BLEND IN WITH THEIR SURROUNDINGS.
COLD CLIMATE
SOME ANIMALS ARE NOCTURNAL, SO THEY ONLY COME OUT AT NIGHT TO STAY COOL.
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SOME ANIMALS DIG BURROWS TO STAY OUT OF THE HEAT.
HOT CLIMATE
SEA ANIMALS BUILD A THICK LAYER OF BLUBBER TO KEEP WARM.
COLD CLIMATE
SOME MAMMALS CONSERVE BODY HEAT SO THEY CAN STAY WARM
COLD CLIMATE
ANIMALS GET MOST OF THEIR WATER FROM THE FOOD THEY EAT.
HOT CLIMATE
MESQUITE PLANTS GROW VERY LONG ROOTS THAT REACH UNDERGROUND WATER.
HOT CLIMATE
THE FLOWERS OF THE ARCTIC POPPY FOLLOW THE SUN
COLD CLIMATE
