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How do gobies adapt to their environment?
They PUFF UP !
How do moose adapt to their environment?
They adapt by getting us to their surroundings.
Why do animals adapt to their environment?
Animals adapt to their environment because they need to be able to live and thrive. They don't choose to adapt, it's natural. Also, they could move to a new location but more commonly they just adapt.
How does a turtle adapt?
Turtles adapt to their environment by living in water or on land
How do bees adapt to their environment?
bees adapt to there environment by using there stinger but most its pad on their feet to pick the pollen up
What did the Cheyenne tribe hunt?
what did the Cheyenne tribe hunt
What was the Cheyenne?
'Cheyenne' is the name of an Indian Tribe.
What farming method did the jumano tribe use to adapt their environment?
thats wut i wanna know
What capital city is named after an Indian tribe?
Cheyenne Wyoming would be named after the Cheyenne tribe.
What was the environment like where the cheyenne tribe lived?
I don't know so leave me a lone yall are dumb if you dont know.
How did the Tlingit tribe adapt to their environment?
They made totem poles, they held potlatch
Where was the cheyenne tribe found in North America?
the cheyenne tribe is found in the great plains in north america
What were the traditional food of the Cheyenne tribe?
Cheyenne batter bread
When did the Cheyenne tribe die?
The Cheyenne or Tsêhéstáno tribe never died. There are two federally recognized Cheyenne peoples - the Northern Cheyenne, generally located in Montana and the Southern Cheyenne of Oklahoma. However, Cheyenne can be found all across America.
What are some of the things named after the cheyenne Indian tribe?
Cheyenne in Wyoming and the Cheyenne river were named after the Cheyenne people.
How does the Kwaiutl tribe's shelter the same as the Cheyenne tribe?
they dont
What types of things did the Cheyenne tribe rely on?
the cheyenne tribe ryled on nature for many things such as food shelter and water.
