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Rapidly changing skin pigment to match the seafloor + producing a cloud of ink to escape predators

Octopus

Producing "antifreeze" proteins in the blood + allowing body tissues to freeze without dying

Wood Frog

Spinning silk webs to catch prey + eight legs for stability

Spider

Body shaped like a twig + staying perfectly still to look like a branch

Walking Stick

Bioluminescent chemicals to create light signals + using specific flash patterns to attract a mate

Firefly

A hard, bony shell for protection + pulling its head and legs inside

Turtle

Bright colors that warn of toxicity + skin that produces poisonous slime

Poison Dart Frog

Wings shaped like flippers for swimming + huddling in groups to stay warm

Penguin

Gills to breathe underwater + a streamlined body for fast swimming

Shark

Striped fur for camouflage in grass + sharp, retractable claws for hunting

Tiger

Long, sharp teeth for cutting trees + building dams to create a lodge

Beaver

A very long neck to reach high leaves + a long, blue tongue for grasping

Giraffe

Playing dead to discourage predators + a prehensile tail for hanging from branches

Opossum

A long, needle-like beak to reach nectar + ability to hover in mid-air

Hummingbird

Grasping hands to open gates or trash cans + a masked face for camouflage while hunting at night

Raccoon

Large "eyespots" on wings to scare predators + migrating thousands of miles

Butterfly

Using echolocation to navigate + flying at night to find insects

Bat

Multi-chambered stomach to digest tough grass + specialized salt-regulating cells to survive in dry areas

Cow

Using a "broken wing" dance to lure predators away + nesting in camouflaged scrapes on the ground

Killdeer

Large ears to release body heat + a long, muscular trunk for grasping food

Elephant

Highly intelligent brain for problem-solving + using sticks as tools to get food

Chimpanzee

A long, sticky tongue for catching ants + strong claws for digging into mounds

Anteater

Thick layer of blubber for warmth + a blowhole on top of the head for breathing

Whale

Humps that store fat for energy + wide, padded feet for walking on hot sand

Camel

Sharp quills that stand up for protection + curling into a ball when threatened

Porcupine

Powerful back legs for jumping + a pouch for carrying young

Kangaroo

Hollow bones to stay light + sharp talons for grabbing prey from the air

Hawk

Changing skin color to blend in + eyes that can look in two directions at once

Chameleon

Expandable throat pouch for scooping fish + webbed feet for swimming

Pelican

Producing a foul-smelling spray + warning stripes to tell others to stay away

Skunk

Large hind feet that act like snowshoes + fur that changes from brown to white to match the seasons

Snowshoe Hare

Living in a large "pride" to hunt + a loud roar used to defend territory

Lion

Hinged jaws that allow it to eat animals larger than its own body + specialized heat-sensing pits to find prey

Rattlesnake

A bill with sensitive nerves to detect electrical signals + webbed feet with a venomous spur for defense

Platypus