MASTERS OF ADAPTATION 

The Earth’s extreme landscapes host unique weather, nurturing remarkable creatures that adapt and thrive. Here are some resilient animals who can overcome harsh climates.

Here are some animals who can survive in extreme weather conditions: 

Flightless penguins endure Antarctic cold by huddling together, rotating from outer edges to the center for warmth and protection.

Camels are adapted to heat. The humps store fat for energy, long legs elevate them, and unique kidneys conserve vital water.

Wood frogs endure freezing temperatures by entering suspended animation, using glucose as a cryoprotectant for survival.

Tardigrades thrive in extreme environments worldwide, including deserts and glaciers. They survive harsh conditions through cryptobiosis, being dormant for decades. 

Jerboas are small desert rodents who have large ears for heat dissipation and long legs for quick hopping. They're nocturnal to avoid heat.