Which example best shows the relation between adaptation and habitat?

Correct answer: Camel tolerating less water in desert

The direct answer is A: a camel tolerating little water in a desert. Adaptation means a body feature or behaviour that helps an organism survive in its particular habitat. A desert is hot and dry, and water is scarce. A camel is specially suited to desert life and can manage long periods with limited water, so the example correctly joins an adaptation with its habitat. Option A is correct. Option B is wrong because a fish is adapted to water, and flying in a dry desert is not a normal habitat adaptation. Option C is wrong because a yak is adapted to cold mountain conditions, not a warm sea. Option D is wrong because a rhinoceros is a land animal and cannot fly; the statement does not show a real adaptation. The reasoning is: identify the habitat, identify its difficulty, and then see whether the animal's feature helps with that difficulty. Memory cue: adaptation is a useful fit between an organism and its home.