Which three of the following are examples of adaptations for an animal that lives in a snowbound region?
Understand the Problem
The question is asking to identify three examples of adaptations that animals living in snowy regions might have developed to survive in such environments.
Answer
Dense hair, thick fat layer, and padded feet.
The final answer is dense hair to protect from cold, a thick layer of fat to insulate the body, and padded feet to walk through snow.
Answer for screen readers
The final answer is dense hair to protect from cold, a thick layer of fat to insulate the body, and padded feet to walk through snow.
More Information
These adaptations help animals conserve heat, camouflage, and move through snowy environments, enhancing their survival.
Tips
A common mistake is not considering the specific advantages of certain adaptations like padded feet for mobility in snow.
Sources
- Answers to - Class Ace - classace.io
- Select all the correct answers - Gauth - gauthmath.com
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