Most develop and very long tap root that goes deep enough to find under ground water or adapts to store and use very little water cactus stores its water so it does not have to have a long tap others don't
Snakes are warm blooded so they can adapt to the hot and humid weather.
Because lizards are dry animals and frogs' skins are moist and need to live in damp places.They wouldn't adapt to live in a dry area.Lizards are reptiles and can live in dry and hot places..
no
so that they can adapt to the climate and they can store water in ther roots for the long periods without water
Most animals that live in dry, warm places with little or no water are adapted to living in these areas. Some animals hibernate until it rains and most animals survive off of the plants that store water.
A cactus
Adaptation is a feature that helps the plant or animal to survive in a particular habitat. In deserts plants store water in stems and leaves to survive in the hot and dry climate, example - cactus. Plants in places where there is heavy rainfall have leaves with tips that helps the water to run off. They have waxy smooth leaves that also help the water drop off the leaves. Animals also have their own methods to adapt to habitats. The camel has a hump which stores water to help it survive in desert conditions. They have long eye lashes to keep the sand out. The polar bears have thick layer of fat under their skin and thick fur to help them stay warm. They have wide paws with claws to help them walk on the snow. There are many adaptions that help plants and animals to survive in their habitat.
they adapt in their own ways... such as if the plant or tree has a large trunk/stem then it will store water ready for the dry months
No, it doesn't. But somtimes it does. But not mostly. Usually corn grows in dry places.
Unfortunately, plants are subject to a powdery mildew when growing in hot places. African Daisy, Bitterweed, blanket flower, Butter Daisy, Cockscomb, Dahlberg Daisy , and dusty miller are just a few that will grow well in hot places.
Cacti, pineapples, agaves, and geraniums are some plants that are adapted to hot, dry conditions. They would all survive well in the desert.
A major trait that allowed plants to move onto and adapt to dry land was the development of a waxy cuticle on their leaves and stems. This cuticle helps prevent water loss and desiccation, allowing plants to thrive in terrestrial environments.