Chimpanzees avoid the peak hours of the sun. Most of their activity is in the early morning and late afternoon hours. Tortoises have a shell that protects them from many dangers in the environment, including predators, rain, and the sun s strong rays. Rabbits are nocturnal animals. This means that most of their activity is in the evening or night and they rest during the day when the sun s rays are the strongest.
Camels have bumps over their eyes that act as built-in sun visors to help keep out bright sunlight.
Rhinos use mud as a natural sunblock. They roll over in the mud to make sure they have a thick coating on their skin to protect it from the sun. Gorillas avoid the peak hours of the sun. Most of their activity is in the early morning and late afternoon hours. Polar Bears have special eyelids that act like sunglasses, shielding against the blinding glare of the sun s rays hitting the snow.