Fish adapt to their environment by having a streamline body to cut through the water, they have gills to help them breathe under water and some fish even use camouflage to disguise themselves underwater.
they have nice slim bodies to dart around in the water and they have gills to help them breath in the water they also have little pads behind their fins to protect them from flying bits of rock because that's the only place were they don't have gills
first, their gills help to filter water, and allow easy passage of water.
secondly, they have streamline body which help them to hear and perceive dangers.
Thirdly, their scales help to prevent predators attacks.
their eyes are also positioned to see at 180 degrees.
their fins also help for proper swimming.
They PUFF UP !
They adapt by getting us to their surroundings.
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.
Turtles adapt to their environment by living in water or on land
bees adapt to there environment by using there stinger but most its pad on their feet to pick the pollen up
migrate
Fish adapt by swimming really fast
No, the fish in Antarctica adapt to the environment's temperature.
they just get used to it after a while
first they start out with gills. Now they have legs
they adapt by just living with it and get used to it
they survive with the temperature of water
It uses an antifreeze which stops it from getting frozen.
Greeks learned to plant on hill sides and fish for food.
Greeks learned to plant on hill sides and fish for food.
how do leeches adapt their environment
Mountain stream fish. Cooler water, a good amount of water movement. They will adapt to various conditions.