Organisms that live in extremely acidic conditions are called acidophiles. Many of them are found in the Archaea branch and also bacteria branch.
There are types of algae, bacteria, and fungi that thrive in the places like sulfuric pools that are highly acidic found in Yellowstone Park.
Some examples of some acidophile organisms;
Archaea
Most animals defecate. The species that do not have alternate ways of disposing of waste materials. They survive just as well as animals that defecate.
Organisms that can survive extreme environmental conditions are known as extremophiles. These organisms can thrive in habitats with conditions such as high temperatures (thermophiles), extreme salinity (halophiles), high pressure (barophiles), or acidic environments (acidophiles), among others. Extremophiles have unique adaptations that allow them to survive and even flourish in these harsh environments.
Campylobacter requires a warm and moist environment to survive and grow. It thrives in temperatures between 30-45°C and needs nutrients from food sources to survive. Additionally, it can survive in acidic conditions, making it tolerant to the acidic environment of the stomach.
Well if their killed they didn't survive did they?
Bacteria generally prefer neutral or slightly acidic environments, but some species can thrive in alkaline conditions as well.
Yes, aloe plants can survive in low light conditions, but they may not thrive as well as they would in bright, indirect sunlight.
Enzymes that work well in acidic environments are beneficial in the stomach. The stomach has a very low pH due to the presence of hydrochloric acid, which helps in digestion of food. Enzymes that function well in these conditions can aid in breaking down proteins and other nutrients efficiently.
Within a population of animals there are variations and differences. So when an environmental change occurs those animals that are better suited to that environment survive and are able to reproduce sucessfully. Those animals that cannot survive as well under the new conditions tend to reproduce less and die out, leaving just the offspring of those who could tolerate and thrive in the new environment. Thus passing on this ability to survive to their offspring leaving a population well suited to the new environment.
well mostly penguins, but not polar bears and you can't survive in Antartica.
Camouflage is often used to hide from predators as well as prey.
wELL A REASONABLE ANSWER WOULD BE Because they are animals and the only way they can survive is with human nature.
they survive by eating animals and fruit on the ground.