Adaptations
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- Turtles have paddlelike forelimbs to propel them through the water.
- Turtles hibernate in the winter so that they don't freeze in the cold temperatures.
- Turtles have hard shells. Their hard shells protect them from predators.
- Turtles lay their eggs in the sand. They do this so that their eggs have a chance of hatching.
- Turtles have claws. They use their claws to crawl on land.
- Squirrels run away or keep a tree between them and their predators so that they don't get eaten.
- Squirrels have back legs that allow them to rotate their hind feet. This lets them climb down a tree head first.
- Squirrels climb up trees and hide in them to stay warm during cold temperatures.
- Squirrels have big teeth in the front so that they can crack the hard shells of the nuts that they eat.
- Squirrels have thick fur that grows thicker in the winter to protect them from the weather.
- Fish have gills. These gills allow them to breathe oxygen in the water.
- Fish have a swim bladder. They have a balloon-like organ that contains gas. The amount of gas can move the fish down or up through the water.
- Fish have a stream-lined body. This means that they are typically long a narrow, which reduces water resistance when they swim.
- Many fish have several fins to propel them through the water and steer their body as they swim.
- Fish are cold-blooded to help them survive living in a cold-water environment.
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