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Animals need certain environmental conditions to survive, including sources of food, water, and shelter. The environment affects which animals can live in a particular area based on their needs. For example, fish require water to live while earthworms live underground and need soil. Pictures show how a mountain goat's hooves and horns allow it to grip rocks in its mountain environment, while a desert lizard's skin helps it absorb water from wet sand due to living in the desert.
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