Exotic animals have incredible abilities to adapt to new environments, whether they migrate naturally or are introduced by humans. These adaptations include physical, behavioral, dietary, and reproductive changes that help them survive in unfamiliar surroundings. Physical traits, like a camel's ability to store water or snow leopards' thick fur, help them thrive in extreme climates. Behavioral adjustments, such as changing activity patterns or becoming scavengers, also aid their survival. However, modern challenges like climate change and habitat destruction are making adaptation more difficult, threatening their long-term survival. Protecting these animals and their habitats is essential for future generations to continue benefiting from their unique diversity and resilience.