What is an animal adaptation in the Amazon rainforest and which animal is it?

Answer 1

this is not a good answer grass, emu, duck, elephant, dinosaur

ok, that's not a very good answer at all.

Butterfly - Dots on its back that look like big eyes to scare away predators.

Toucan - Long beak to eat fruit easily

Toucan - They live in holes in trees made by woodpeckers.

Jaguar Adaptation, Behavioural - Likes swimming and enjoys the water

Toucan - 2 claws on each front foot, 2 claws on each bak foot. On each foot 2 toes go forwards and 2 go back. That helps them grip better onto trees.

Toucan - While roosting many toucans can fit in the same hole in trees. they fold up the back feathers to go smaller and save space,

I hope that's enough. Funny enough im doing a Science assignment and this is one of the things ive had to do. I did it, it wasnt to hard, Bye

Answer 2

One animal adaptation in the Amazon rainforest is the toucan's colorful beak, which helps attract mates and establish territory. The toucan uses its beak to reach fruits on branches that are too thin to support its body weight.