Animals have various ways to protect themselves from extreme weather conditions. Some common strategies include seeking shelter in caves, burrows, or dense vegetation to stay warm or cool, depending on the weather. They may also adapt their behavior by hibernating, migrating to more suitable locations, or changing their activity patterns to avoid the most extreme conditions. Additionally, animals may have built-in physical adaptations such as thick fur, blubber, or special body structures that help them withstand harsh weather conditions.
