Biology, 06.07.2019 17:30, tylerbrewton23

Ground squirrels inhabit african savannas. which adaptation 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

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