Which of the following adaptations found in animals in deciduous forests protects against predators? a. fat storage b. migration c. hibernation d. camouflage

The answer is d. camouflage.

Camouflage is an adaptation found in animals which protect them against predators. Camouflage enables animals to hide and stay unnoticed from their predators. It is very important for the animals in deciduous forests to camouflage with the forest floor or tree bark once there are no leaves on the trees and bushes where they could usually hide.