In every corner of the Earth, there are some extreme animals known for their unique way of survival and amazing adaptability. These "extreme animals" not only include animals living in extreme environments, such as the polar and deep sea, but also those with extreme living habits, such as cheetahs running at high speeds and camels that do not drink water for long periods of time. They adapt to the environment in unexpected ways, challenging our understanding of animals. The survival strategies and physiological characteristics of these animals not only amaze us at the wonders of nature, but also give us a deeper understanding of the adaptability and resilience of life. This is a mind map about extreme animals. The map contains three main branches, namely: land, square, and semi square. Each main branch has detailed descriptions of multiple sub branches. Suitable for people interested in extreme animals.
Edited at 2024-01-18 07:44:006 Levels of Ecological Hierarchy
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