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how have we humans adapted? ( I and S ) - Coggle Diagram
how have we humans adapted? ( I and S )
how do people adapt to Arctic
they also have normal houses, no big tall buildings. their houses are mostly not on the mountains, their houses are mostly on the smooth ground not on the edgy sides.
they survive in cold climates, like the Antarctica but they don't have polar bears nor penguins
they have to wear warm clothes everyday like they're going to the Antarctica or something.
what they had
they have to wear thick boots and thick clothes for the cold climate
what they do --->
sleds
thick boots and fuzzy hats
the animals there
the ecosystems there are very diverse
a lot of animals that eat fish
fun fact: did you know? the arctic tundra is sometimes also called the cold desert?
what is adaptation?
it is an evolutional process that fits animals, plants and organisms into their environment
how did the Arctic fox adapt to the Arctic tundra?
snow white fur for camouflage in the snow while looking for prey and hiding from predators. their fur is very fluffy, because they have to keep themselves warm and toasty in the cold weather.
scientific name: Alopex lagopus
in the winter, their fur is white and fluffy, but in the summer, their fur is brown and smooth
