The question is missing which specific organism you are asking about, so the adaptation cannot be identified yet. An adaptation is a feature (such as a body part, behavior, or internal process) that helps an organism survive and reproduce in its particular environment, like webbed feet for swimming or thick fur for cold climates.
What adaptation means
- An adaptation is a heritable trait that makes an organism better suited to its habitat by improving its ability to get food, avoid predators, cope with temperature or water, or reproduce.
- Adaptations can be structural (body shape or coverings), behavioral (things the organism does), or physiological (internal functions like temperature regulation or toxin production).
Examples to guide you
- A desert plant might have thick stems and small leaves to store water and reduce water loss, which helps it live in hot, dry conditions.
- An aquatic bird might have webbed feet and waterproof feathers that make swimming and diving easier in water environments.
Please tell which organism (and, if possible, show or describe the picture or habitat), and the adaptation in question can be explained specifically for that environment.
