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The crazy nasty flying honey badger is common among forest like environments, where the temperature can be either extreme, habitats much like the forests of Georgia. Other plants and animals in this habitat are foxes, coyotes, various birds, squirrels, rabbits, trees and shrubs, common forest plants. The crazy nasty flying honey badger has adapted the ability to fly, to reach food (usually bees nests, for honey), high up in the trees. The crazy nasty flying honey badger also has developed long skinny finger nails, to be able to get honey out of bee hives more efficiently. These adaptations help the crazy nasty flying honey badger live in the forest, unlike it's cousin, the regular honey badger. Honey badger don't care.

The americano eating giant teddy bear is a creature that lives commonly in the temperate forest, though it can live almost anywhere else people live. It has characteristics of a teddy bear, which allows it to get close to a human, before eating the unfortunate human with wicked sharp teeth similar to a saber-toothed tigers. IT ALSO WILL EAT MEATS AVAILABLE INCLUDING HONEY BADGERS> BEWARE>

My organism is the Chirraff. this organism has the neck of a girraffe and the legs of a cheetah. The chirraffe lives in the savannah. It is an omnivore. The legs of the cheetah help my organism catch other animals and my organism's long neck help it reach high plants. Billions of years ago, the chiraff was very slow and had a short neck, but it evolved and adapted to its environment.

My animal is a cheetah with wheels instead of legs. This adaptaion would help it get more traction than legs would,so it can catch its prey better. Also all the ladies love wheels so they would be more likely to mate with the wheeled cheetah.