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Interdependence and Adaptation

Polar Bears

Polar Bears

Thick warm, white fur coat Polar Bears Thick warm, white fur coat

Polar Bears Thick warm, white fur coat Keeps the bear warm in below freezing temperatures and allows him to camouflage in the snow.

Polar Bears Thick warm, white fur coat Keeps the bear warm in below freezing temperatures and allows him to camouflage in the snow.

Polar Bears Thick warm, white fur coat Keeps the bear warm in below freezing temperatures and allows him to camouflage in the snow. Large Paws

Polar Bears Large Paws Produce an oil that stops his feet freezing Thick warm, white fur coat Keeps the bear warm in below freezing temperatures and allows him to camouflage in the snow. Large Paws Produce an oil that stops his feet freezing on the snow.

Polar Bears Large Paws Produce an oil that stops his feet freezing Thick warm, white fur coat Keeps the bear warm in below freezing temperatures and allows him to camouflage in the snow. Large Paws Produce an oil that stops his feet freezing on the snow.

Polar Bears Large Paws Produce an oil that stops his feet freezing Thick warm, white fur coat Keeps the bear warm in below freezing temperatures and allows him to camouflage in the snow. Large Paws Produce an oil that stops his feet freezing on the snow.

Polar Bears Little eyes Large Paws Thick warm, white fur coat Keeps the bear warm in below freezing temperatures and allows him to camouflage in the snow. Large Paws Produce an oil that stops his feet freezing on the snow. Little eyes

Polar Bears Little eyes Keeps cold and icy snow blizzards out of their Thick warm, white fur coat Keeps the bear warm in below freezing temperatures and allows him to camouflage in the snow. Large Paws Produce an oil that stops his feet freezing on the snow. Little eyes Keeps cold and icy snow blizzards out of their eyes.

Camels

Camels Big, flat feet

Camels Big, flat feet Enable camels to walk on the sand without sinking into it.

Camels Humps Big, flat feet Enable camels to walk on the sand without sinking into it.

Camels Humps Camel can store a supply of water so it doesn’t have to stop to drink Big, flat feet Enable camels to walk on the sand without sinking into it.

Camels Humps Camel can store a Long eyelashes supply of water so it doesn’t have to stop to drink Big, flat feet Enable camels to walk on the sand without sinking into it.

Camels Long eyelashes Humps Keeps sand from storms Camel can store a and glaring sun from camels eyes. Humps Camel can store a supply of water so it doesn’t have to stop to drink Big, flat feet Enable camels to walk on the sand without sinking into it.

Camels Long eyelashes Humps Keeps sand from storms Camel can store a and glaring sun from camels eyes. Humps Camel can store a supply of water so it doesn’t have to stop to drink Long Legs Big, flat feet Enable camels to walk on the sand without sinking into it.

Camels Long eyelashes Humps Keeps sand from storms Camel can store a and glaring sun from camels eyes. Humps Camel can store a supply of water so it doesn’t have to stop to drink Long Legs Help to move across the dessert quicker and keeps the sand off the camels stomach. Big, flat feet Enable camels to walk on the sand without sinking into it.

Humans adapt to suit their climate and surroundings.

Humans Humans adapt to suit their climate and surroundings. In the summer we wear thin clothes, drink plenty of water, and keep our selves in the shade.

Humans Humans adapt to suit their climate and surroundings. In the summer we wear thin clothes, drink plenty of water, and keep our selves in the shade. In the winter we have to wrap up warm, eat warm food and drink hot drinks.

and other living things Adapting to our surroundings keeps us and other living things alive.