# Structural Adaptations

Understand that animals have structural adaptations (body features like the giraffe's long neck, eagle's talons, dolphin's streamlined shape), behavioural adaptations (migration, hibernation, tool use), and physiological adaptations (antifreeze in Arctic fish blood, echolocation in bats) — and that these developed over many generations through natural selection

Builds on: Desert Animals (hard, https://ai.page/c/desert-animals/en.md), Animal Migration (soft, https://ai.page/c/animal-migration/en.md), Predator Hunting Strategies (hard, https://ai.page/c/predator-hunting-strategies/en.md), Polar Animals (hard, https://ai.page/c/polar-animals/en.md), How animals adapt to environments (soft, https://ai.page/c/how-animals-adapt-to-environments/en.md), Animal Camouflage (hard, https://ai.page/c/animal-camouflage/en.md)

Concept id: structural-adaptations. Subject: science. Licence: CC BY-SA 4.0.

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