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write the adaptation of forest animals ​

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Animals in deciduous forests have to adapt to changing seasons. They must be able to cope with cold winters and hot summers. Some animals hibernate or migrate during the winter to escape the cold. Others grow thick fur and/or layers of fat to help make it through the winter months.

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. Goshawk

The goshawk is one of the UK’s most elusive birds, yet it's anything but shy and retiring. These raptors are heat-seeking missiles armed with a lethal arsenal of adaptations.

Goshawks launch themselves through holes in the overgrowth by tucking up and thrusting their feet forward. They fold up their wings to sail through gaps in the trees, while their tail opens out like a third wing to maintain lift. Meanwhile, semi-transparent second eyelids close to protect their eyes from thorns. With this extraordinary agility, goshawks are able to catch squirrels, wood pigeons and more

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