Pudus live in temperate rainforest in south america
their stinging tentacles are used to catch adult jellyfish and stuff it down their mouths.
Small size-less food needed. Hard hooves- less chance of lameness thick coats- keep out cold. and the basic adaptations of all horses
There are actually quite a few physical adaptations that the electric eel has taken on. They have developed a very slippery skin for example to move through the water.
Structural adaptations of coral include their hard exoskeleton made of calcium carbonate, which provides support and protection. Their polyp shape helps maximize surface area for feeding and allows for efficient water flow. Additionally, the symbiotic relationship with photosynthetic algae within their tissues provides them with energy from photosynthesis.
Structural adaptations of cockles include a hard shell for protection from predators, a muscular foot for burrowing into the sand or mud, and siphons for drawing in water and filter feeding. These adaptations help cockles survive and thrive in their marine habitats.
Structural adaptation refers to physical characteristics or features that help an organism survive in its environment. These adaptations can include traits such as camouflage, protective armor, or specialized body parts for specific functions. Structural adaptations are an important component of an organism's overall adaptation to its habitat.
a structual adaptation of a panda is that a panda has tow extra toes and it healps them to clime trees and grab bamboo.a phisiological adaptation is that they produce enzyme to digestntheir food. a behavioral adaptation that pandas have is that they are very slow because of their main food source.
The common animals are: Huemuls,pudus,pumas,and cougars.
pudus are apart of the deer family. To be exact, they are the smallest deer in the world.
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Pudus, the smallest species of deer, can run at speeds of up to 25 miles per hour (40 km/h) for short distances when needed to escape predators. However, they typically move at a slow pace as they navigate through their forest habitats.