What are some lionfish adaptations?

Answer 1

A leopard has many adaptions which make it a successful predator. They have special ankle bones that allow them to climb down trees head first. They have very large muscles in their head, and jaw, that allow them to carry very large prey up trees, where it is safer. Also, their tail is long for a big cat, but it helps with balance as they move through trees and mountain tops. Their coats are spotted to camouflage them, from prey and predators, and it is double-layered to provide insulation.

Answer 2

well, lionfish have very few predators. you know those little spikes on it? those spikes have some sort of poison in them. only marine animals with special abilities can eat them. even sharks don't dare to try a bite. they'll be like sea turtles eating jellyfish in order to get it on the menu.

Answer 3

Lion fish generally hang out near coral reefs. If you Google lionfish, you'll find that half of the pictures are lions surrounded by coral. Adaptations help animals with those adaptations survive. What do all lionfish have in common? Well, they are all very colorful and they all have a lot of finger like fins that stick out of them. What do those fins look like? coral! Soooo if the fins look like coral, then there must have been a selective pressure that selected for lionfish ancestors that had fins that looked like coral. this eventually spread throughout the lionfish population and eventually became a fixed trait. The same thing happened with the colors and stripes of lion fish. The texture of the lionfish, the colors, the shape of the fins, the poisonousness (:/) basically anything can be called an adaptation if it is genetically transmittable.

Answer 4

The maximum life expectancy of a leopard shark is 30 years.

Answer 5

its spots helps it blend in and camoflauge with rocks.

Answer 6

they have a color that warns others not to eat their taster fishness

Answer 7

3 adaptations of a lion are:

strong teeth

long canines

strong feet