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- Sharks also have a tremendous number of sharp teeth, which make them fierce predators.
- Sharks stiffen and arch their bodies and open their mouths to exhibit a threat to other sharks and display swimming techniques such as turning away to dominate their own space
- Sharks accumulate fat stores during coastal feeding phases to fuel long-distance migrations
- Shark bodies have a torpedo shape to reduce drag in the water.
- A shark has fins and a streamlined body that help it swim through water.
- Its long neck and high-set eyes, which register a much wider range than do the eyes of a human being, enable the horse to discern a possible threat even while eating low grasses.
- In addition to its crucial role in the immune system, the spleen stores extra red blood cells.
- They changed from having three toes, known as tridactyl, to having a single toe, called monodactyl.
- They have a relatively small stomach, but long intestines to provide them with a steady stream of nutrients throughout the day.
- They can sleep while standing, an adaptation from life as a prey animal in the wild.
- They keep their skin clean and protect themselves from sunburn by taking regular dust and mud baths.
- Elephants also have long trunks that are used to grab food, suck up water, or throw dirt on their backs.
- They also have tusks made of ivory that can help them eat and protect themselves.
- The folds and wrinkles in their skin can retain up to 10 times more water than flat skin does, which helps to cool them down.
- Their big ears and wrinkly skin help them stay cool.
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