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CLIMATE ADAPTATIONS--WARM OR COLD?

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