7 animals that can live in extreme environments

 These animals showcase remarkable adaptations that allow them to thrive in extreme and challenging environments.

Camels: Adapted for arid desert survival with humps and water-conserving kidneys.

Arctic woolly bear moths: They thrive in the cold Arctic tundra with woolly bodies for insulation.

Pompeii Worms: Deep-sea creatures near hydrothermal vents, withstand high temperatures.

Snow leopards: They are well-adapted to cold mountain environments with thick fur and agile bodies.

 Kangaroo rats: They are desert rodents that can survive without drinking water by obtaining moisture from food.

Desert Tortoises: The mammals are adapted to arid deserts with the ability to store water in their bodies.

Yeti crabs: Deep-sea crabs near hydrothermal vents with bacteria in their fur for survival.

This information is not DNA's opinion but obtained from media reports