1. Arctic Fox (Arctic Tundra): These small, white foxes thrive in the frigid, icy landscapes of the Arctic tundra, where they hunt small mammals and birds.
2. Jaguar (Tropical Rainforest): Jaguars are powerful, solitary predators found in the dense, humid rainforests of Central and South America, where they stalk their prey like deer and tapirs.
3. Clownfish (Coral Reef): These brightly colored fish live in symbiotic relationships with sea anemones on coral reefs, using the anemone's stinging tentacles for protection from predators.
4. Desert Tortoise (Desert): These reptiles are well-adapted to the harsh desert environment, spending most of their time underground to escape extreme temperatures and relying on cacti and other desert plants for sustenance.
5. Grey Wolf (Boreal Forest): Wolves are apex predators that roam the vast boreal forests of North America and Eurasia, hunting deer, elk, and other large mammals in packs.