Adaptations and Extremophiles

Explain how specific organisms are adapted to live in their natural environments using provided information.

Understand that organisms possess unique structural, behavioural, or functional adaptations that enable their survival in standard conditions.

Describe extremophiles as organisms uniquely adapted to survive in extreme environments, such as those with highly elevated temperature, pressure, or salt concentration.

Identify bacteria living in deep-sea vents as a primary example of extremophile organisms.