How do animals and people adapt to Mexico climate?

Answer 1

They have to adapt to a very harsh climate. It's usually really hot and dry. So they have to get air conditioners, appropriate clothing, etc. Animals are the same. Polar bears would die there. It's too hot for a lot of stuff.

Answer 2

Mexico is a land of great contrasts - they have regions with a quality of live comparable to Norway, as opposed to regions with income, education and life expectancy equivalent to that of Haiti or Madagascar. As such, Mexican housing widely varies upon two things - climate and cost: For low to middle class housing, you could find humble palm shacks along the coast, adobe houses on desert climates or wood cabins in more temperate climates; large prefab housing projects and single-family dwellings made of filler block are also common in major cities. All of these buildings make use of cheap materials and allow people to live in harsh climates. You should note however, that people with more buying power tend to use the same modern-life amenities found in the developed world, including AC, insulated windows or "green homes".