Survives at altitudes over 13,000 feet in alpine regions and uses specialized hooves for climbing steep, slippery rocks.
Thrives in temperatures as low as 58 degrees below zero, with a thick fur coat and ability to dig burrows for warmth.
Lives in the Gobi Desert's extreme heat, drinking up to 30 gallons of water in 13 minutes and conserving water by minimizing sweat.
Can survive up to three weeks without water, obtaining moisture from leaves and reducing the risk of predator attacks by rarely bending to drink.
Capable of surviving up to three years without eating due to a slow metabolism and ability to enter a dormant state.
Defends itself against larger predators like lions and leopards using sharp claws, teeth, and a powerful odor to deter attackers.
Known for its hunting prowess, it can drag a 500-pound deer up a tree and uses powerful jaws to crush skulls and penetrate tough shells.
Recognized for its highly toxic venom, which can kill a predator within 20 minutes, making it the deadliest snake in the world.