The primary evolutionary strategy used by terrestrial animals to transfer the "pond" inland and lessen their need on water for reproduction was the amniotic egg.
<h3>What modifications do terrestrial animals have?</h3>
To catch their food, certain terrestrial animals have keen teeth with pointed canines and pointy claws. These creatures' highly developed senses enable them to hunt for food during the night or just by spotting the movement of their prey. The majority of terrestrial animals share these unique adaptive traits.
Fins were replaced by limbs as mechanical support structures, swimming was replaced by walking, gills were replaced by lungs as respiratory organs, and suction feeding was replaced by biting as a mode of nutrition.
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