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Different animals are adapted to find food in different ways. Chameleons have long tongues so that they can stretch and catch flies with.
Giraffes have long necks so that they can reach leaves from the tall trees.
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What adaptations do sea cucumbers have to make?
They have a sticky body, so animals stick to them, then they eat them.
What affect do animals have on your lives and what affect do you have on them?
We effect animals by just going about out daily lives. We plant food for the herbivores to eat, which the carnivores then eat, and then the omnivores (us) eat them. Also, pollution can affect animals just like it affects us.
Do animals prefer particular foods?
They do eat the same thing
How do people affect the lives of animals at the savanna?
they eat
What are adaptations of Durian?
Its fruit enables seeds to be spread from animals , because when animals eat it they poop out the seeds at least a couple of miles away
Do health problems affect what you can eat?
Yes. There are different limitations to what you can and cannot eat when you have particular disease.
Can animals affect the soil?
yes because they can step on them and eat them.
How does the pelican affect nature?
Pelicans eats fish, which may affect other animals that eat fish. Also it may affect plant/animals that the fish eats.
How do animals affect the quadrat?
well....... i think that the animals are effected by the tornatos because they dont eat == ==
What are some adaptations of plants and animals in the forest?
There many plants and animals that have adapted to their environments. Humming birds for example have developed tube-like mouths to eat.
How do animals in the Tundra biome get their shelter?
they have warm fur and eat stuff and that they have warm fur
How do the animals affect the plants in the quadrat?
The temperature of air affect the plants and animals in a quadrat in a variety of ways from the food that the animals will have to eat to the land and place the animal plays a role on mother nature .
