Animals have developed various adaptations to survive in extreme environments. For instance, camels can thrive in arid deserts by going for extended periods without water and extracting moisture from the air through their nostrils[2][5]. Tardigrades, known as water bears, can endure extreme temperatures and enter a state of cryptobiosis to survive harsh conditions[2][3].
In cold climates, species like penguins and polar bears have thick insulation and behavioral adaptations to retain warmth[3][4]. Some organisms, like the wood frog and flat bark beetle, can survive freezing temperatures by accumulating protective proteins and sugars in their tissues[2][3].
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