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Adaptation (Behavioral Adaptation (Ex. (Camels (A camel spits when threat…
Adaptation
Behavioral Adaptation
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Camels
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The camel is ruminant .. this means they have several stomach compartments where their tough, dry, grassy food needs to ferment and be broken down
Camels like to stay together in groups called herds. The herds are led by a dominant male, while many of their own herd called a bachelor herd. Camels are very social and like to greet each other by blowing in each other's faces
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Structural Adaptation
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Ex.
Polar Bears
White Fur
The white fur of the Polar Bear helps it camouflage with its environment, the snow and ice.
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