What are three ways that rainforest animals survive in their habitat?

Answer 1

1) They live in a level of the rainforest that protects them from predators. (ex: small climbing animals go higher to get away from large animals on the forst floor)

2) They have developed adaptations that help them. (ex: some birds make hanging nests that keep eggs away from predators)

3) They can be very brightly colored. This is either for attracting a mate, or to keep from being eaten. (ex: poisonous frogs are brightly colored, so some harmless frogs may be brightly colored to make predators think they're poisonous)

Answer 2

Tree frogs survive in their habitat by using the sticky pads on their feet to cling to the bottom of leaves for shelter

Iguanas use their natural camouflage to blend in with the backround to hide from predators

Baboons use their tails to climb the trees to find food and shelter