1. All Adaptations of a Przewalski’s By: Lydia Hudson

2. What my animal looks like. My animal is a Przewalski’s horse. It has 4 legs. The Przewalski’s horse looks like a tan Zebra. They weigh 440 to 750 pounds. Only horses still living in the wild.

3. What is the climate like? They live in Asia and Russia. They have short legs, long near, stocky body, and a little shorter than most horses to keep them cool. They are hot a lot but the they find a lot of water to keep them cool.

4. Basic needs for a Przewski's. The basic needs of a Przwealski’s is food/plants, fruits, grass, and buds. They also need water to stay cool. They like to run in a grassy fields in the wild. Grassy desert steppes in Mongoila.

5. Why is it good to have a tail a on horses? The tail kills flies that are on their back, or their butt. This will help them by less flies bothering them. The adaptation help it because they will not be the fly population will go down.

6. Do you now that the Przewalski’s nose help it? The Przewalski’s nose helps it smell danger to get out of the way. It helps it meets it needs by not getting hurt. It is good so they don’t lose any babies, or the horses.

7. Prezewalski’s are more shorter than most horses. The Przewalski’s are more shorter than most horses because it helps them stay more cool. It meets the the adaptation by not being so hot as the other breeds do.