Which species will most likely survive if earth temperature increase?

Species A: Thick fur with long hair, small ears

Species B: Fur with short hair, large ears protruding out

A. Species A because fur would provide insulation

B. Species B because fur would provide insulation

C. Species A because small flapping ears would provide cooling

D. Species B because large flapping ears would provide cooling

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Biology

Skyler Mcintosh

13 January, 18:44

Which species will most likely survive if earth temperature increase?

Species A: Thick fur with long hair, small ears

Species B: Fur with short hair, large ears protruding out

A. Species A because fur would provide insulation

B. Species B because fur would provide insulation

C. Species A because small flapping ears would provide cooling

D. Species B because large flapping ears would provide cooling

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Leland Reyes · Answer 1

It's for sure not A because having thick fur will only make you hotter, and thus you will suffer a heat stroke. It's not C because small ears would not be long enough to provide you with cooling. That one does not make sense. It could be D, but the species would need to have alot of muscles in order to be consistently flapping there ears for the constant hear. Answer is B because it is the most logic, and the fewer amount of fur, the less hotter you will be, especially if your fur provides insulation.

Answer is B. Species B because fur would provide insulation.