Cacti have several adaptations that enable them to survive in arid environments with minimal rainfall. They possess thick, waxy skin that reduces water loss and spines that provide shade while minimizing air flow around the plant. Cacti also have shallow, widespread root systems to quickly absorb any available moisture and can store water in their fleshy tissues for use during prolonged dry periods. Additionally, many cacti use a specialized photosynthesis process called CAM (Crassulacean Acid Metabolism) that allows them to open their stomata at night to reduce water loss.
it does survive and adapts to very little sunlight
Plants in the rain forest survive on little sunlight. They go through the process of photosynthesis just like other plants.
to stop animals eating it and stealing all the water and nutrients inside the cactus which it needs to survive
In the wild, lions would get very little rain. However, in a zoo, it would be ensured that a lion would have enough water to survive, without overhydrating it.
What is a catus in the desert why is their a camel in the desert
When orangutans are in camouflage, it helps them to survive. The rain forest filters in little light through the dense canopy which reflects green light and hiding the orangutans.
trees that survive in the rainforest whoses leaves spead out and hold as much rain from hitting the ground as possible hope that helps a little:)
Conus catus was created in 1792.
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Saint-Denis-Catus's population is 193.
If there will be little rain in a community the population may drop beginning with the plants to the top predators. animals may survive by finding a shelter near the water.But most of the plants will die still causing that food chain to die.
rain animals