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how would life adapt and evolve on high gravity planets

CYSF · 2026

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Overview

showing how would living organism would survive the rough conditions of a high gravity planets

Problem

I want to see the potential evolution that can occur within high amount of gravity which includes how that hunt how thay behave and how thay live in general

Method

im going to be researching about evolution and adaptation on helpful sites and I'm also going to be observing living animals wen I can by using quantitative method

Research

The content in my research project will include the most and less likely ways for living organisms to evolve and adapt, the way thay will hunt and move so far I’ve researched the whay they will adapt so far

Data

So far I have researched the adaptive and evolutionary aspects of this project and exsampel is if the organism terrestrial than that are two options i know about 1(the organism has short dense bones to withstand gravity)2(the organism has no bones similar to a octopus)and aerial organisms need to have hollow bones to fly and if they land there bones will break. So that going to need something similar to a swim bladder to to stay in the sky

Conclusion

the most surprysing thing i lurnd was that that terrestrial can have bones thou that are going to be much different than bones on earth like the density and structer of them

Citations

The information I learn are educational videos using information from accurate sources like from nasa and website about adaptation and evolution about this subject

Acknowledgement

Though I did use websites and my knowledge for the research I did get help from teachers like Mrs.Friesen. She helped me with understanding how the digitel version works

Awards (1)

  • HONOURABLE MENTION

Competition history

  • CYSF 2026 Category not listed

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