Adaptations

Lives in a forest
BEAR
A bear has long sharp claws for climbing trees and ripping up burrows (Structural)
Sharp teeth for chewing through meat and branches (Structural)
Have strong shoulders to enable it to run fast to catch fast prey (Structural)
A bear hibernates during the winter because there is less food to be found and the environment becomes cold (Behavioral)
Bears have large noses and snouts for keen scent (Structural)
Their spotted coat serves as camouflage to stay unseen when hunting for food (Structural)
Lives in the jungle
JAGUAR
Thin fur coat allows them to stay cool in a typically hot environment(Structural)
Jaguars have powerful legs that enable them to run up to 50 mph and can jump extremely high (known as "he who kills with one leap")(Structural)
Jaguars like water unlike most other cats and use it to bathe and swim(Behavioral)
Extra padding on their large paws allows them to keep quiet when sneaking up on prey (Structural)
Snakes live in forests, swamps, grasslands, and deserts
SNAKE
Snakes produce a venom for defense against predators and for hunting prey(Physiological)
Snakes lay in the sun to get warm and go into shade to get cool(Behavioral)
No appendages make it easy to slither around and escape into tight places(Structural)
V-shaped tongue is used for smelling(Behavioral)
Uses mimicry and sometimes camouflage as a defense mechanism(Physiological Structural)