Animal adaptation refers to the biological process by which animals adjust to new environments or changes through structural, behavioral, camouflage, or physiological adaptations. Structural adaptations involve body parts like teeth or fins that help animals survive. Camouflage allows animals to blend in for protection. Behavioral adaptations include migration or hibernation. Physiological adaptations are internal processes like temperature regulation that help maintain homeostasis.

1. ANIMAL ADAPTATION

2. ADAPTATION
• Adaptation is the biological process by
which organisms adjust to new
environments or to changes in their
current environment.

3. Types of Animal Adaptation
• Structural Adaptations
• Camouflage
• Behavioural Adaptations
• Physiological Adaptations

4. Structural Adaptation
• These involve the
body part of an
organism that help
them to survive in the
environment
• teeth,bodycovering,
movement,fins

5. Camouflage
• Camouflage is a
mechanism that allows
animal to blend with
environment.It makes
harder to spot.
• ex:Chameleon,leopard,
frogs

6. Behavourial Adaptation
• Behavioral adaptations
are changes in behavior
that certain organisms or
species use to survive in
a new environment.
• Ex:Migration,Hibernation
,Mimicry etc.

7. Physiological Adaptation
• It is an internal body process to regulate
and maintain homeostasis for an
organism to survive in the environment
• Examples: temperature regulation,
release of toxins or poisons, releasing
antifreeze proteins to avoid freezing in
cold environments