Question

Ground squirrels inhabit African savannas. Which adaptation helps the ground squirrels live in this biome? tan coloring to blend in with the surroundings thick fur to conserve heat sharp claws for climbing trees white coloring to blend in with the surroundings

Answer 1

Answer:

sharp claws for climbing trees

Explanation:

Answer 2

The correct answer is sharp claws for climbing trees.  

Animal adaptations are behavioral and physical adaptations, which assists animals to thrive and survive in their local habitats. When animals thrive in a habitat for a specific time, they ultimately establish mannerisms and physical characteristics, which assist them to work better in that surrounding.  

The ground squirrels in African savannas live in underground burrows that they dig with the help of their sharp claws. The ground squirrels utilize their claws to form a better grip as they climb trees to reach and collect seeds. The claws also function as a defense mechanism to safeguard themselves and their young when they are attacked or threatened.