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This document describes the adaptations of various creatures for living in different environments. It notes that frogs can breathe through their skin in water and nostrils on land, and have limbs that help them hop. Tortoises have slimy bodies, legs adapted for both land and water, and organs that help breathe on land. Ducks have oily bodies, webbed toes, and beaks suited to catching prey from water and mud.
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Creatures and adaptations
- 2. FROG ● The slippery body ● Skin jointed digits. ● The limbs help it to hop on the land ● The frog can breathe through the skin while in water, and it can breathe through the nostrils while on land.
- 3. Tortoise ● Slimy body. ● Ore – like legs. ● Organs that help to breathe on land. ● The legs help them to move on land as well as under water.
- 4. Duck ● Oily body ,webbed toes, beaks that are suitable to catch the prey from water and mud.
- 5. Crane ● Long legs, elongated and flexible neck, long and pointed ● beaks
- 6. Water Snake ● Slippery body that helps to move in water and scaly body ● that helps to move on land.
- 7. Crocodile ● Slimy body Suitable body shape to move in water , long tail and legs suitable to move in water and on land.
- 8. Squirrel ● Sharp nails that help to climb trees.. The colour that is not ● Immediately recognizable to enemy creatures.
- 10. Woodpecker ● Nailed legs that help to climb on trees. Thick and strong beak