Animals
Porcupine
A Hot, and Dry environment. It's a place barren of any life other than the ones who are fit to survive in the hot environment.
Dessert
Physical Adaptation
Use another source of water, reduced sweating, Appendages that act as shade from the sun, reduced the use of water when pooping/urinating.
Dessert Adaptations
An amphibian with bright coloured skin, and bright spots. It's also very poisonous when touched or eaten by other animals.
Poison Frog or Poison Dart Frog
Wet, and often full of life, this forest seems to rain a lot allowing for plants to fully grow. This environment is also home to many animals and unique plants.
Birds migrating to find a new home
Behavioural Adaptations
Grazing at night, Specialized body parts for eating grass, and Camouflage.
Grassland Habitats.
An animal that has humps on its back, and is often seen in many dessert movie scenes
Camel
An environment with negative temperatures, this place is housed animals like the sea lion; due to the environment's low temperatures, very few animals can live here.
Cheetahs are able to run fast due to their lightweight, and long legs
Physical Adaptations
Dense Fur, Blubber, and Hibernation
Polar Habitats
A feared, and one of the largest carnivorous fish. This fish feeds on dolphins to small fish, and is often popular in some ocean movies.
Great White Shark
Complex Habitats that are found near Tropical Islands, this environment is very colorful and full of marine life such as fish, sharks, and more.
Coral Reefs
Whale blubber or fat keeps whales from getting cold while swimming
Physical Adaptation
Thick Fur, Feet adapted to be steady and flexible on uneven land, Hibernation, and more.
Mountain Habitats
A large cat native to the Americas who lives in the mountains, their fur is beige in color with a whitish-grey belly.
Mountain Lion/Cougar
Habitats that are high above the clouds with very rocky, and uneven land with some trees growing.
Mountains
An ant living on top of the mountains stops all activity for some to survive the harsh conditions; this is called dormancy
Behavioural Adaptation
Camouflage, Mimicry, Limited Diet due to Competition, Poison, Reduction of Size and Stature.
Rainforest Habitats