Question

adaptations of plants an animals in desert (each two)

Answer 1

Succulents such as cacti (Opuntia) and Euphorbia have adaptations enabling them to survive above ground for the whole year. They possess thick cuticles, a very low surface area to volume ratio and sunken stomata, which open during night so as to minimise water loss in transpiration.


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Answer 2



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The ability to adapt to arid conditions can mean the difference between life or death for animals and plants that live in the desert. Some animals burrow deep underground in the heat of the day, lie in the shade until late afternoon or early evening, or have evolved salt glands, which allow their bodies to secrete salt but not sweat so they retain water. Most deserts have dry, arid climates with little to no rain, so every living organism that lives there must find a way to adapt, survive and thrive, or die.