1. Animals with Environment Adjustment
Adjustment or known as adaptation, aims to: 1) obtain food and 2) to protect themselves from their enemies.
a. Adaptation of animals to obtain food
Example:

    Tiger -> nails and sharp fangs
    Birds -> half according to the type of food
    Butterflies -> proboscis
    Bees -> mouth type of sycophants
    Camel -> hump (containing fats can be broken down into food and water)
    Duck -> flat beak shape and width (easy to find worms in the mud behind)
    Bats -> generate sound waves (know where prey is called echolocation)
    Armadillo -> long, sticky tongue (to catch small insects)

b. Adaptation of animals to their habitats
Example:

    Camel -> two rows eyelashes (to protect eyes from the sand and sun), two toes together (to prevent sinking in the sand)
    Kangaroo -> sac on her stomach (to save his son for more than eight months).
    Fish -> tapered body shape
    Birds -> feet fit in the living
    Seal -> layer of fat under the skin
    Lizard -> has a layer of sticky soles that look like scratches (useful for crawling on the wall)

c. Adaptation of animals to protect themselves from enemies
Example:

    Pangolin -> body wrap
    Chameleon -> mimicry
    Locust leaf -> colors & shapes like leaves
    The squid -> ink substance
    Snake -> can
    Lizard -> autotomi (decided aftermath)

2. Plants with Environment Adjustment
a. Leaf shed / moultExample: teak, kapok, mahogany, kedondong, flamboyant, etc.
b. Stem / petiole meggelembungExample: water hyacinth, water spinach, lily
c. Kecil-kecil/tebal/tak leafy leafy / layered cuticleExample: cactus, orchids, lilies, aloe vera, tusam, fir
d. Striking flower color and produces a distinctive odorExample: corpse flower, roses, hibiscus
e. Root surface waterExample: mangrove