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Mrs. Morgan’s Class Animal Adaptation Projects2001-2002 How Rattle Snakes Survive This is how rattle snakes survive. Rattle snakes live in deserts, prairies and forests. When a rattle snake’s tail is rattling means that’s enough! Don’t get too close! Rattle snakes eat rabbits and reptiles like lizards. They catch their prey with venom in their fangs. This is how a rattle snake survives. By Luis How Giraffes Survive This is how giraffes survive. Giraffes live in and around the Sahara desert. They always need to be around trees. Giraffes can run 35 miles per hour - 56 kilometers per hour. They need a long neck for reaching tree tops and long legs and heavy hooves for kicking and running away from enemies. That is how giraffes survive. How Cats Survive This is how a cat survives. Some cats live outside. Cats have retractable claws. They have keen senses, sharp claws and the ability to jump and climb. These are features that cats use to protect themselves from enemies. People feed cats and they need fresh water every day. Some cats hunt mice and birds. This is how a cat survives. How Polar Bears Survive This is how a polar bear survives. Polar bears are meat eaters. They have special features to keep them live in the Arctic. Polar bears hunt seals, walruses, small whales and fish. Polar bears blend in with the snow to hunt seals. Their thick fur and a layer of fat keep them warm. Small ears lose less body heat. Their feet on the bottom of them keep them from slipping on ice. Webbing between their clawed toes helps them swim. That is how a polar bear survives. How Rabbits Survive This is how a rabbit eats and survives. Rabbits live all over the world except Antarctica. Rabbits are fast and can hop away from many enemies especially humans. Rabbits eat a lot of grass and other plants and chew leaves and plants in peoples gardens. Rabbits make their homes in small holes called burrows. This is how a rabbit eats and survives. How Tigers Survive