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Geography Revison (Food Chains and Food Webs (Food Chains (A simple…

- - - - Animals such as the sloth and toucan have curved claws to help them grip onto branches without falling off. Some types of frog can camouflage themselves so that they have bright colours, tricking predators into believing that they are poisonous.
    - - Some trees have drip tips and waxy leaves to help water run quickly off their leaves so that they do not rot. As trees in the rainforest are so large, this means they are top-heavy, trees like the Baobab have big Buttress roots to keep them on the ground. Ensuring that they have enough water, many trees have no mid-way branches so that they are smooth and rain droplets flow down them and land directly on their roots.