Question

how would wild cats most likely adjust to increased heat and light?
a. shed long hair
b. grow layers of fat
c. move to warmer areas
d. huddle together to conserve heat

Explanation:

To adjust to increased heat and light, wild cats need to cool down. Shedding long hair (A) reduces insulation, helping them stay cool. Growing fat (B), moving to warmer areas (C), or huddling for heat (D) would increase heat retention, which is not suitable for increased heat.

Answer:

A. shed long hair