Question

Organisms that live in deciduous forests have developed unique adaptations that aid in their survival. Which of the following

animal adaptations does not aid in surviving the low temperatures in the deciduous forest?
a. fat storage
b. migration
C. camouflage
d. hibernation
Please select the best answer from the choices provided
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Answer 1

The answer is:

C. Camouflage.

The reason is because camouflage doesn't help much when it comes to surviving in the low temperatures. Hibernation, fat storage, and migration are the animal adaptions needed to survive the low temperatures. Hope that helps! :)

Answer 2

Camouflage

Step-by-step explanation:

Although camouflage does change from summer to winter (brown to white fur) its purpose is not to survive the low temperatures, but to hide the animal from predators and prey as the surroundings change. Conversely, the other adaptations are specifically suited to survive the low temperatures, like the fat coating which insulates animals and keeps them warm; migration which allows them to continue their business in a warmer location, or hibernation, for those who cannot migrate, will allow them to reduce their caloric expenditure so they can survive the winter when food is scarce due to the cold.