Jungle

How the traits of animal help them survive in the jungle

First we need to understand what are the food sources and the counts of each type of food source in the jungle because food is one of the most important thing for animal to survive

library(dplyr)
library(readr)
jungle <- read_csv("jungle_animal_survival_extended_300 - jungle_animal_survival_extended_300.csv")
jungle <- jungle %>%
  mutate(across(c(Animal,
                  Type,
                  Camouflage,
                  Arboreal,
                  Omnivore,
                  Nocturnal,
                  Social,
                  Keen_Senses,
                  Swimmer,
                  Predator,
                  Food_Source),
                factor))
jungle <- jungle %>%
  mutate(across(c(Lifespan_Years,
                  Size_kg), as.numeric))
library(ggplot2)
ggplot(jungle,aes(as.factor(Food_Source)))+
  geom_bar()+
  labs(x="Food Source")

Now lets check what animals we got and what are their type

library(ggplot2)
ggplot(jungle,aes(Animal))+
  geom_bar()+
  coord_flip()

Animal Type

Animal	Type
Agouti	Rodent
Capuchin Monkey	Primate
Jaguar	Big Cat
Poison Dart Frog	Amphbian
Green Tree Python	Reptile

Let’s see whats the food source for each animal

Food source for each animal

Animal	Food Source
Agouti	Fruit, Nut
Capuchin Monkey	Fruit, Insect
Jaguar	Meat
Poison Dart Frog	Insect
Green Tree Python	Small Mammal

Camouflage is a very useful ability for animal either hunting or running away, is there any relationship between the lifespan of animals and camouflage

Animal	Camouflage
Agouti	Yes
Capuchin Monkey	No
Green Tree Python	Yes
Poison Dart Frog	Yes
Jaguar	Yes

Looks like there is no relationship between lifespan and camouflage, How about the lifespan of each animal

Animal	Lifespan
Agouti	18
Green Tree Python	20
Jaguar	15
Capuchin Monkey	25
Poison Dart Frog	10

Animal	Social
Agouti	No
Capuchin Monkey	Yes
Jaguar	No
Poison Dart Frog	No
Green Tree Python	No

MVP = Capuchin Monkey (Social, Primate, and Eat Fruit & Insect)