How do animals adapt and survive in the city?

Answer 1

depends on the city and the animal.like a squirrel would survive ok in a city along with small birds,but like a wolf or a panda nooooooo. depends on the city and the animal.like a squirrel would survive ok in a city along with small birds,but like a wolf or a panda nooooooo.

Answer 2

They are interdependent on each other to survive. For example, we all depend on the Sun. If the Sun weren't here, the plants wouldn't grow. If the plants don't grow, the cattle won't live. If everythign else dies out, well...you get the point. Animals survive in nature by a process called natural selection or survival of the fitness. These concepts were developed by Charles Darwin in the 1800s, and state that only creatures who can adapt to their environment properly, will out live their other animal counterparts. So in nature if an animal is born with a physical handicap of any kind or an illness of any kind he/she will die and the strong healthy animals will survive thus breading stronger healthier off spring.

Answer 3

Animals adapt to urban environments by changing their behaviors, diets, and habitats. Some animals have learned to forage for food in human garbage, while others have adjusted their sleep patterns to avoid human activity. Additionally, some species have evolved physically to better survive in urban areas, such as darker colored moths being better camouflaged against soot-covered buildings.

Answer 4

The animals survive in the place they live as they have adapted to their environmental surroundings

some animals have been introduced though

Answer 5

Animals survive in the city by drinking water and eating food.

Answer 6

Squirrles, chipmonks, birds (mostly pigeons)