Organisms adapt to their environments in order to survive and reproduce. Adaptations can be structural, such as frogs adapting to live on land and in water or rose bushes growing thorns to protect themselves from predators. Frogs are cold-blooded and found in a variety of climates while rose bushes grow thorns modified from leaves to deter animals from eating their foliage. Adaptations help organisms find suitable habitats and protect themselves against threats in their environments.

1. Adaptations
By Alyssandra

2. What is Adaptation?
 Every type of organism needs a special
place/specific place to survive and reproduce
properly. It’s environment in called a habitat; it is
where all animals live where it is supposed to.
 There are many things that the animals’ habitat,
affects its survival and where it is found.
 All living things has a specific place and needs; to
survive. There are different types of animals that
can adapt to different conditions and
environments but only for a short period of time.
Mostly all animals have to stay in their own habitat
to survive.

3. Frogs!!
 Frogs are amphibians and they have
adaptations that help them to live in
both on land in water. They are cold
blooded creature which means that
their body temperature changes
with that of the environment.
 Frogs are usually found in warm,
humid places and they also inhabit
dry desserts and some cold, humid
The type of adaptation mountain climates.
is structural adaptation

4. Rose Bush
 The thorns are the most obvious
feature of a rose that was
created by its adaption to the
environment. The thorns are
modified leaves which grow
out of the stem.
 The rose adapted to predators
who would feed heavily on its
foliage or stem by growing
thorns. The thorns then hooks
into the tender skin inside of the
It has a Structural and Physical mouth of a predator.
Adaption
 Rose bushes can lose much of its foliage and survive. This is an
adaptation that protects it from death caused by predators.
 Browsing predators, like deer, nibble at the plant's outer edging,
robbing it of foliage and blooms.
 The thorns at the center of a rose vine along the stem cannot
protect it from browsers, so this is how roses have adapted to
tolerate moderate foliage loss.