Smaller animals which cannot cope with heat are nocturnal means something specific. It means that animals who cannot stand the heat from the sun only come out at night when it's cooler.
Animals that live in the desert adapt to cope with the lack of water, temperatures, and the shortage of food. To avoid the heat, most desert animals are nocturnal and come out at night to eat.
with its trunk
lots of practice
Australia is known for having copious amounts of deadly animals. People cope with them by being able to identify them and avoid them, all along with setting traps.
by floating around the place
Cannot cope. We don't progress.
Animals in specific habitats develop adaptations that enhance their survival. For instance, desert animals often have features like water conservation abilities and nocturnal behaviors to cope with extreme heat. In aquatic environments, streamlined bodies and gills facilitate efficient movement and respiration. Similarly, animals in cold climates may possess thick fur or fat layers for insulation against freezing temperatures.
Yes. Being essentially nocturnal, kangaroos are generally inactive during the day. They also shelter under trees and rock overhangs.
they walk up them while farting by ed
they cope very badly as they cannot go out and buy food which might cause big issues
No animals live in Antarctica: it's too cold there to support any kind of food chain.
Uneducated people cannot cope with the complexities of the modern world.