How insects survive in tropical climate?

Answer 1

Animals survive through instinct and living in the natural environment that evolution has designed them for. When animals are born into their natural habitat, they are born with natural instincts inherited from their species that can be compared to the programming of a computer when you buy it (in this case when their born) that directs their actions for what they need to do to survive. Some creatures are left on their own to do this and some have their parent available to guide them and show them the techniques they need to survive. Sea turtles lay their eggs in pits dug on a beach and leave them to survive on their own. When the eggs hatch, the babies already have the instinct to dig out of their pit, crawl to the water and swim. Baby eagles or baby lions have instincts to fly or run and hunt but while they are maturing, they watch their parents to learn the tricks to being successful. Many types of creatures, like the sea turtles, need no example or instruction to survive and some need nurturing and training by parents but they are all born with the instincts that will take them into adulthood to reproduce themselves.

Answer 2

Insects change according to their environment through the process of natural selection. Insects with the most advantageous traits for their environment may have more reproductive success, leading to changes within the species as the less-adapted insects die out.

Answer 3

1. they have a hard exoskeleton which supports them off the ground. 2. most of them have wings, which enable them to fly to escape danger 3.there is a wax-like substance covering the exoskeleton which protects the insect from dessication. 4. they excrete nitrogenous wastes in the form of uric acid, hence conserve water in their bodies 5.they have an efficient tracheal system for transporting oxygen

Answer 4

Oxygen does dissolve in water. Fish use organs known as gills in order to breathe water and extract oxygen from it. Insects are not specifically adapted to breathe water, however, they are very small, which gives them a much lower ratio of volume to surface area than larger animals, which means that it is easier for them to get oxygen to their tissues. They are, in effect, always close to their environment, whether it is air or water.

Answer 5

By eating drinking flying breeding and living!!

Answer 6

Insects are adapted by a good sence of smell to detect food of what they eat, they also have small legs and feet to climb up the tree's.

Answer 7

the leaf insect camouflages to the nearest plant or green thing

Answer 8

food, water, environment, air

Answer 9

water and food