Adaptation

Stomachs are larger than their chests due to enlarged intestines needed to digest cellulose in plants.

Opposable thumbs and big toes allow for climbing and grasping and manipulating objects.

A bony sagittal crest on top of the head supports strong jaw muscles and teeth to grind coarse vegetation.

As diurnal animals, gorillas rely on keen eyesight with excellent depth perception and color vision

Tufts of white hair on baby gorilla bottoms allow mothers to see them in the dense forest

Most fish have several fins for swimming.

Most fish have bladders to control the buoyancy and in some species it is important for their hearing.

Fish have gills that allow them to "breathe" oxygen in water.

Fish have a system of muscles for movement.

Most fish will swallow food whole, and only use their teeth to grab and hold onto prey.

Camels have long legs to keep the body away from the heat of the sand.

Camels drink large amounts of water when there is water availability and then stores it in their body.

The hump of a camel stores fat.

Camels have flat feet to avoid from sinking in the sand while walking.

Camels have long eyelashes to keep the bright sun out of their eyes while walking.

Stomachs are larger than their chests due to enlarged intestines needed to digest cellulose in plants.

Opposable thumbs and big toes allow for climbing and grasping and manipulating objects.

A bony sagittal crest on top of the head supports strong jaw muscles and teeth to grind coarse vegetation.

As diurnal animals, gorillas rely on keen eyesight with excellent depth perception and color vision

Tufts of white hair on baby gorilla bottoms allow mothers to see them in the dense forest

Most fish have several fins for swimming.

Most fish have bladders to control the buoyancy and in some species it is important for their hearing.

Fish have gills that allow them to "breathe" oxygen in water.

Fish have a system of muscles for movement.

Most fish will swallow food whole, and only use their teeth to grab and hold onto prey.

Camels have long legs to keep the body away from the heat of the sand.

Camels drink large amounts of water when there is water availability and then stores it in their body.

The hump of a camel stores fat.

Camels have flat feet to avoid from sinking in the sand while walking.

Camels have long eyelashes to keep the bright sun out of their eyes while walking.

Stomachs are larger than their chests due to enlarged intestines needed to digest cellulose in plants.

Opposable thumbs and big toes allow for climbing and grasping and manipulating objects.

A bony sagittal crest on top of the head supports strong jaw muscles and teeth to grind coarse vegetation.

As diurnal animals, gorillas rely on keen eyesight with excellent depth perception and color vision

Tufts of white hair on baby gorilla bottoms allow mothers to see them in the dense forest

Most fish have several fins for swimming.

Most fish have bladders to control the buoyancy and in some species it is important for their hearing.

Fish have gills that allow them to "breathe" oxygen in water.

Fish have a system of muscles for movement.

Most fish will swallow food whole, and only use their teeth to grab and hold onto prey.

Camels have long legs to keep the body away from the heat of the sand.

Camels drink large amounts of water when there is water availability and then stores it in their body.

The hump of a camel stores fat.

Camels have flat feet to avoid from sinking in the sand while walking.

Camels have long eyelashes to keep the bright sun out of their eyes while walking.