animal adaptations

CHIMPANZEE'S
Chimps have 4 fingers and a thumb, like humans. This makes it easier for them to grab onto branches.
Chimps have rotating shoulders that make it easier to swing from branch to branch.
Chimps don't have tails, which makes them able to sit!
Sensory adaptations such as keen eyesight, good sense of smell, and good hearing allow Chimps to stay away from predators and find food.
In relation to their bodies, chimps have large brains! This adaptation makes chimps more intelligent!
Emperor Penguins
We have dense and continuous feather cover that provides insulation.
Our tongues and beaks are covered in spikes that prevent catch from escaping!
Emperor penguins form large huddles to conserve heat.
Our wing bones are flattened, resulting in a flipper shape right for swimming!
In order to dive deeper, we have solid bones that withstand crushing water pressures.
Turtles
The flat bodies of a sea turtle give them the ability to easily maneuver through water
Sea turtles have curved lenses that can help them see clearer in water
Sea turtles have long paddle-like flippers that help hatchling propel through water quicker
The back two flippers of a sea turtles are used to steer while swimming.
Loggerhead turtles swim through sargasm and use it as camouflage to hide from predators

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