Final Answer:
Physical: a whale migrating to warmer waters, lung symbiosis on a coral to keep the sand out, puffing up to scare its enemies, the sharp teeth of a shark that help it eat its prey, a polar bear’s layer of fat that keeps it warm, the sticky tongue of a frog that helps catch prey, a bald eagle holding a nest, vibrating in the water.
Behavioral: a penguin keeping its egg warm under its belly, a porcupine playing dead to avoid being eaten, a hummingbird’s long tongue that helps it drink nectar, a fish that gives air to fish that help it breathe in water, after chirping.
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