Well because it gets pretty hot they all walk around butt naked, or at least that's what i did
polar, sub-tropical, and the tropical climate zones.
They live in all temperate, sub temperate, tropical, and sub tropical waters.
One thing that makes people different than animals is that we can adapt to very diverse climates, from ice-cold tundras to hot scorching deserts. Once people live in hot zones for quite some time, there body naturally adjusts and deals with higher temperatures. The same goes for people in sub-tropical, temperate or tropical zones.
There are 5 different thermal zones of earth which are responsible for varied weather conditions in each specific location. These include, Tropical Zone, Sub-Tropical Zone, Temperate Zone, Polar Zone and Sub-Polar Zone.
in tropical and sub tropical zones were lots of sunlight and moisture let the trees grow continuously
they live in tropical and sub tropical forests such as amazon forest.
No. Kookaburras live in temperate, sub-tropical and tropical bushland.
the first i know is the sub-tropical,the other i know is the sub-saharran,another ikno is the sub-artic. this is all i know i hope this helps you a bit. =)
No..They are tropical and sub tropical species.
tropical or sub-tropical waters & coral reefs
Pythons live in the warmer temperate, sub tropical and tropical areas all across the world
Moray eels live mostly in tropical and sub- tropical areas.