Habitats, Environment, Zoos and Adaptation

In the zoo, the habitat is damp, with wetlands, water, muddy environment. There are ruins of a cypress trees around the ship. In the wild, wetlands are located in South America, such as Louisiana, Georgia, Florida. The wetland environment is usually wet and the temperature may change. Among the plants there are plenty of trees and grasses such as Japanese cypress, cedar, eucalyptus, poison ivy and so on. Some animals discovered black neon tetra, green fire tetra, blue bora, shiga, shirasagi and ornoco crocodile.

Habitat is defined as the domestic residence or environment of any animal or plant. The definition of adaptation is a function that brings benefits to living things and evolves through natural selection. The first habitat that I visited was a fragile tropical rainforest. In the zoo, the habitat of the exhibition is moist with rivers, bamboos, rocks, plenty of trees and grapevines. In the actual tropical rainforest on the earth, habitats of tropical rainforests contain various animals and plants.

Natural selection occurs because the environment changes over time and forces adaptation. Although the ecological environment - habitat and climate - are relatively stable, the biological environment is constantly changing, infinite arms race between predators and prey, parasites and hosts Yes. In Dixon's alternate timetable, the ecological niche currently occupied by mammals is full of extinct reptile descendants. As an example, there is a non-flying bird "Thromble" 3 meters high between the crow and the mammoth. of

Mix together: In the zoo, the giraffe appears to stand out. However, please consider the existence of giraffe in the habitat of Africa. The pattern of the coat is actually camouflaged, and shadows and leaves are mixed. Giraffe is perfect for living in African plains dotted with open trees. When other African herbivores compete for grass and small plants, the tall branches of giraffe have soft young leaves. We need a lot of leaves to fuel such big animals. Kirin can eat up to 75 pounds (34 kg) of food a day. Because all the leaves leave several leaves, they are eating a large part of the day. Their favorite leaves come from Acacia trees. These trees have a long thorn that prevents most animals from eating them. But those thorns will not stop the giraffe! They just use their 18 inch (46 cm) tongue and rounded lips to reach the barbs