Monkeys have several structural, behavioral, and functional adaptations that help them survive in their jungle habitat. Their long tails are a structural adaptation that allows them to stabilize themselves and act as an anchor when scaling high trees. The Venus flytrap is a carnivorous plant with behavioral adaptations, closing its flowers when hair-like senses detect bugs and strangling and swallowing them as a way to easily obtain food from unsuspecting prey. Adaptations increase organisms' chances of survival in their environments.