ADAPTATION
3 Plant Adaptation found in the tundra biome:
These following plants help seals survive in stressful environment conditions because some of the seal's land predators such as polar bears arctic foxes, and arctic wolves may feast on these berries and plants more therefore increasing the seal's chance of survival and seal population
Physical and Behavioral Adaption:
- Bear Berries
- Arctic Moss
- Arctic Willow
These following plants help seals survive in stressful environment conditions because some of the seal's land predators such as polar bears arctic foxes, and arctic wolves may feast on these berries and plants more therefore increasing the seal's chance of survival and seal population
Physical and Behavioral Adaption:
- Seals often grunt or snort loudly when they sense danger or when they are in a fight with other seals.
- Making noises can scare off other seals. It can also warn other seals to retreat and move away from danger to prevent getting killed or eaten.
- They can also slap their bodies and flippers into the water to show aggression towards other seals and animals to prevent getting hurt.
- Seals have sensitive whiskers, they can bring their whiskers forward to feel for fishes in the deep, dark waters so they can obtain food for survival.
- The body of a seal is adapted for the water, which is why their classified as marine animals, their body helps them swim fast in the water catching prey or to swim away from predators.
- Seals also have thick blubber or sometimes fur to help them survive in the cool temperatures in the ocean and in their environment.