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How are animals adapted to living in the savanna environment?

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Answer: The animals in the Savannas migrate , hibernate and camouflage to survive. Zebras, wildebeests , elephants and many more graze and survive in the open environment.

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A creature may change how it interacts with its terrain. Analogous to how raspberry branches have evolved into bodies or how the cheetah is erected for nippy handling, it might be a physical or structural adaption. The champaign is home to a variety of creatures, including mammoths, giraffes, Napoleons, and cheetahs.

Creatures in the champaign must use belittlement and disguise to survive because of its open terrain. Extremely wet and dry seasons do in downs. Shops in the champaign parade a variety of characteristics to repel seasonal failure, a lack of available water and nutrients, as well as the goods of frequent fire and herbivory.

Woody trees have acclimated characteristics that help them repel fire, including as thick separating dinghy, high wood humidity content, and large resprouting exertion.

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