Animal Behavioural Structural

Tropical - Red eyed Tree-Frogs usually prefer to hunt Red eyed Tree-Frogs have
Red eyed at night but they choose to feed on moths red eyes to stun their
Tree Frog flies crickets and insects. predators so then the frogs
have some time to escape
and jump away but the red
eye also gives them the
advantage of some night
vision. They have sticky feet
so then they can stick to
objects and also have long
limbs for swimming
purposes.

Tundra - Polar Bears are usually hunting, mating and The Polar bears feet
Polar Bears denning. They mostly spend their time on features 5 paws covered
ice hunting. They are solitary (independent) hairy thick fur to keep their
as adults except during breeding. feet warm but is slightly
webbed. Their nose can
smell prey to almost 16 Km
away.

Forest - The Raccoon does not hibernate but it does Raccoons hands are much
Raccoon sleep extended periods of times when the smaller than humans to
weather is at its worst and it survives on fat. make them climb and find
food better.

Grassland - Zebras stay in herds so then it’s harder for Zebras have stripes to
Zebra predators to pick an individual Zebra. confuse the predator by
making them think their
closer or further.

Marine - Great White Sharks prefer to hunt at night in Great Whites have triangle
Great White shallow areas with a high tide so then they shaped teeth and large
Shark have a better advantage to finding prey. arrays and amounts of teeth
to bite through tough or
large prey easier.
Desert - A Camels nostrils can close so then sand Camels have large wide feet
Camel doesn’t get into its nose. to spread their weight on the
sand.