Out of all these rodents, which do you think is most likely to survive if placed in the desert?

Fuzz, short legs, white, thick fat

Fuzz, short legs, orange, thin fat

Fur, long legs, orange, thin fat

Fur, long legs, orange, thin fat

Fur, long legs, orange, thick fat

Fur, long legs, white, thick fat

Fuzz, short legs, orange, thin fat

Fur, long legs, white, thin fat

Fuzz, short legs, orange, thick fat

Fur, long legs, white, thick fat

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Sherlyn

Biology

16 June, 02:35

Out of all these rodents, which do you think is most likely to survive if placed in the desert?

Fuzz, short legs, white, thick fat

Fuzz, short legs, orange, thin fat

Fur, long legs, orange, thin fat

Fur, long legs, orange, thin fat

Fur, long legs, orange, thick fat

Fur, long legs, white, thick fat

Fuzz, short legs, orange, thin fat

Fur, long legs, white, thin fat

Fuzz, short legs, orange, thick fat

Fur, long legs, white, thick fat

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Baylee Eaton · Answer 1

Fur: To survive cold nights and dust storms.

Long Legs: To have more power to run on soft sand.

Orange: To camouflage with different tones of sand.

Thin Fat: in-order to be light and aero, to run from predators and fit through holes.