Which of these animal is generally found in cold regions?

Correct option is C

The correct answer is (c) Polar Bear.
· Polar bears are specifically adapted to live in cold regions such as the Arctic.
· They have thick fur, a layer of fat (blubber), and black skin underneath to retain heat, which helps them survive in extremely low temperatures.
· Their white fur also provides camouflage in the snowy environment, aiding in hunting and protection.
· Polar bears are mostly found in the Arctic Circle and surrounding areas, where temperatures can drop significantly.
· They are powerful swimmers, which helps them hunt seals, their primary food source, on sea ice.
· Their physical adaptations, such as a thick fur coat and a layer of blubber, help insulate them from the freezing temperatures.
Explanation of Other Options:
· Rhinoceros: Typically found in grasslands and savannas of Africa and Asia, not cold regions.
· Giraffe: Native to the warm savannas and woodlands of Africa.
· Hippopotamus: Inhabits rivers and lakes in sub-Saharan Africa, preferring warm climates.