Adaption in a variety of animals

1. C
ADAPTATIONS IN
ANIMALS
Made By –
SHAIL GUPTA

2. CLASSIFICATION OF PLANTS
TERRESTRIAL ANIMALS AQUATIC ANIMALS HIBERNATION MIGRATION
Live on land Live in water
Forests
Deserts
Mountains
Polar Regions
Oceans
Fresh Water
Go into deep
sleep
Go to far-off
places

3. C
TERRESTRIAL
ANIMALS

4. FORESTS
• Forests are home to 80% of terrestrial
animals.
• Some of these animals live in caves, some
on trees and some in underground
burrows.
LION RABBIT
MONKEY

5. DESERTS
• Deserts are dry, sandy and receive very
little rainfall.
• These animals survive the harsh and scarce
water conditions
CAMEL
RATTLESNAKE
GILA MONSTER

6. MOUNTAINS
• Mountains have cold habitat, scarce
oxygen and harsh sun.
• Life is present only on lower part of
mountains.
BIG HORN SHEEP
MOUNTAIN GOAT
BLACK BEAR

7. POLAR REGIONS
• Strong and cold winds blow in polar
regions.
• Temperature is very low.
• Thick fur on animals’ bodies provide
adequate warmth.
POLAR BEAR
PENGUIN
WALRUS

8. CAQUATIC ANIMALS

9. OCEANS
• Oceans cover 2/3rd part of Earth’s surface.
• Water is salty.
JELLYFISH
PENGUIN
OCTOPUS

10. FRESH WATER
• These have water of rivers, ponds, lakes
and ditches.
FROG DUCK
TURTLE

11. CHIBERNATION

12. HIBERNATION
• Some animals go into deep sleep to save
themselves from severe winters and survive
without eating much.
BEAR

13. CMIGRATION

14. MIGRATION
• Some animals and birds move to far-off
places to stay away from harsh weather
conditions or look for food and a safe place
for breeding.
COMMON TEAL
FLAMINGO
AFRICAN ELEPHANT