Name of animal
1. fish
2. carabao
3. snake
4. rooster
5. duck
6. crab
7. dolphin
8. pig
9. eagle
10. cow
Body structure for adaptation
1. the body of a fish is divided into a head, trunk and tail, although the divisions between the three are not always externally visible
2. the body structure of a carabao that helps them adapt and survive in their habitats is their stomach or Belly
3. snake's main adaption to life is it very form. With no legs, arms, ears, and other appendages, it can slither trough grass or among rocks without causing disturbance that might frighten prey.
4. the body structure for adaptation of the rooster is crowing, spurs, comb, and wattle.
5. duck feathers have two basic adaptations. The first is an oily coating that prevents water from settling in duck feathers. Color is another common adaptation.
6. A marine crab's adaptations include: their hard exoskeleton, their claws, and their concealing coloration
7. Physical adaptations include a blowhole located at the top of the body, which allows a dolphin to come up to the surface, easily take in air, and continue swimming.
8. Those toes help prevent pigs from sinking down into the ground.
9. Bald eagles have specially adapted feet and talons to help them out.
10. The most specialized adaptation that cow (and other ruminants) have is their massive four-chambered stomach, which acts as an fermentation vat.
Habitat (L-Land/W-Water)
1. Water
2. Land
3. Land/Water
4. Land
5. Land
6. Water
7. Water
8. Land
9. Land
10. Land
