Features of adaptations of organisms to soil, ground – air and aquatic habitats.

Animals living in the soil have tenacious paws (rodents), the ability to swallow soil (earthworms), with the help of which they move. Birds, as well as some mammals (bat), are mainly adapted to the terrestrial-air habitat. These organisms have wings and a relatively low body weight. Fish and aquatic mammals (dolphins) are adapted to the aquatic environment. These animals have smooth body contours, and fish, in particular, gills, are organs adapted for breathing in water.