Animal Adaptations

In class we have been learning about how animals have adapted to their environment over time. Lachlan and Sean researched the Meerkat; below are their findings about how and why this animal has adapted to its habitat.

MEERKAT ADAPTATIONS

Meerkats mainly have adaptations to help them burrow. A membrane around their eyes stops dirt from going inside when they are digging burrows. Their ears also fold down so that dirt doesn't fling inside them either. Meerkats have light brown fur with a gray and brown tint to it with stripes on their back which is desert coloured so it can protect them from predators and make them really stealthy. They adapted to the place they live by changing as they go and changing for the needs of their home place.

Here is a video about meerkats: Meerkat Adaptations

By Lachlan and Sean.