Most of the Giant Panda's adaptations involve the bamboo that it relies on (99% of its diet is bamboo). It has developed a very large head due to its larger jaw muscles, required to bite and chew the thick bamboo. In addition, its molars (teeth) have been adapted to be very smooth and large, which is not normal among bears because bears are carnivores. Finally, their digestive system has adapted to their diet of bamboo. The esophagus and stomach has developed a strong lining so it will not tear, the intestines are shorter due to the high cellulose content of bamboo, and the colon is larger since it is putting much more into its body while producing waste less frequently.
Swallows adapted to their surroundings because they have to, if they did not then they would not survive there.
Pandas.
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They have adapted successfully to suit their surroundings.
By learning to get used to what is around them :)
they have fur to keep them warm
from their surroundings..where ever their habitat is
It was the only thing around
The zebra's primary adaptation to its surroundings is its striped coat. This allows the zebra to blend in with the grasses and foliage in which it lives.
Fish local to their surroundings, as well as small mammals like mice.
Adaptedness is the result or state of being adapted to one's own background or surroundings.
Most things adapt to their surroundings. For example if you went to a new school at first you wouldn't know where to go, for your lessons, to go to the loo, but as you stay at that school you would get to know it a bit better. You !would know where to go, that means that you have adapted to you surroundings. Lots of Animals adapt too, like a Polar Bear is adapted to ice and snow, a fish adapted to water.