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Adaptation is how living things develop features that help them survive and thrive in their environment. The grey fox is a brilliant example, as the story shows. Over millions of years, they developed specific physical traits – like those rotating wrists and sharp claws – that allow them to climb trees, access food, and avoid predators, giving them an edge in their habitat.
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