Why would the black-tailed jackrabbit evolve the following characteristics:
large ears to regulate body temperature; long legs outrun predators; fur on the bottoms of feet protect from hot, hard surfaces; digests food twice to obtain the maximum amount of water and nutrition?
a.
to survive in a grassland environment
b.
to survive in a tundra environment
c.
to survive in a rainforest environment
d.
to survive in a chaparral environment

The fourth answer is correct (D).

The theory of evolution of Charlles Darwin suggests that living beings evolve during the generations to adapt to the environment in which the species lives.

In this way, it is easy to see the evolutionary adjustment of Jackhabbit. These animals live in the Chaparral biome, which is very hot and dry.

The large ears serve to regulate the temperature of the Jackhabbit in the heat. The large legs serve to give a greater speed to escape predators. The thick skin on the feet is not to burn with the floor dry and very hot. The double digestion serves to collect the maximum of the hydration of the food, since this is an environment with little water.

The nature is perfect!