Question

. An animal has webbed feet and moist
skin. Which habitat will it belong to?
How do these adaptations help the
animal to survive in its habitat?​

Answer 1

Answer:

these are amphibians can live both water and terrestrial webbed feet help for swimming in water and moist skin help for respiration

Answer 2

Answer:

• The animal having webbed feet and moist skin would belong to aquatic habitats as it would allow them to move quickly in aquatic habitats.

Explanation:

• The animal mentioned here is Frog which belongs to Class Amphibia and can survive on both aquatic and terrestrial habitats.

• When a thin layer of skin connects their toes it forms a web like structure which helps them to move underwater swiftly.

• The animals living in aquatic habitats are constantly in contact with water which may be harmful for thier skin as it promotes decaying. Therefore to prevent this they have a mucus layer as a protective covering over their skin.

• Their moist skin also helps in respiration if they are away from their aquatic habitat out on land.