How have the animals living in the polar regions adapted themselves? [2 MARKS]

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Animals found in polar regions have adapted themselves to the surroundings by having a thick furry coat on the skin.
They also have a layer of fat under the skin.

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How have the animals living in the polar regions adapted themselves? [2 MARKS]

Adaptations: 1 Mark each Animals found in polar regions have adapted themselves to the surroundings by having a thick furry coat on the skin. They also have a layer of fat under the skin.

Adaptations: 1 Mark each

Animals found in polar regions have adapted themselves to the surroundings by having a thick furry coat on the skin.
They also have a layer of fat under the skin.