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What are some adaptations of the kangaroo rat that allow it to survive in the desert biome?
a.
builds underground burrows, hunts at night, obtains water from its food
b.
builds nests inside trunks of large plants, hunts during daylight hours, obtains water from its food
c.
builds underground burrows, hunts at night, requires a water source for drinking
d.
builds exposed nests under brush and scrub, hunts at night, obtains water from its food
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Answer: a.
Kangaroo rats survive deserts by digging underground burrows (shelter from heat and predators), being nocturnal (active at night when cooler), and getting needed water metabolically from dry seeds/food while having highly efficient kidneys to conserve water.
Kangaroo rats survive deserts by digging underground burrows (shelter from heat and predators), being nocturnal (active at night when cooler), and getting needed water metabolically from dry seeds/food while having highly efficient kidneys to conserve water.
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