<prompt> Mokhoa oa ho tloaelana le liphoofolo ke ofe?nan  <response>: Instruction in English: What is the process of acclimation in animals? . Response in English: Acclimation is the physiological process by which an animal adjusts or becomes accustomed to a new environment or changes in its surroundings. This process helps animals to gradually adapt to different environmental conditions, such as changes in temperature, humidity, light, or other physical and chemical changes. During acclimation, animals may undergo physiological and behavioral changes that help them to maintain their normal bodily functions and prevent stress in their new environment.The process of acclimation may vary depending on the animal species, the specific environment, and the type of change that is taking place. For example, if an animal is moved from a cool environment to a warm one, its body may need to adjust its metabolism, heart rate, and respiration to maintain a stable body temperature. Similarly, if an animal is moved from a freshwater to a saltwater environment, it may need to adjust the way it regulates its body fluids and electrolytes to maintain proper hydration.Acclimation is an important process that plays a critical role in the survival and well-being of animals in the wild, as well as in captive settings such as zoos or aquariums. It is typically a gradual process that can take anywhere from a few days to several weeks, depending on the individual animal and the specific change in its environment. By allowing animals to acclimate gradually to their new surroundings, they are better able to thrive and adapt to changing conditions in the future. . Response in Sesotho: Acclimation ke tsebetso ea fisioloji eo phoofolo e ikamahanyang kapa e tloaelang tikoloho e ncha kapa liphetoho tikolohong ea eona. Mokhoa ona o thusa liphoofolo hore butle-butle li ikamahanye le maemo a fapaneng a tikoloho, a kang ho fetoha ha mocheso, mongobo, khanya kapa liphetoho tse ling tsa mele le likhemikhale. Nakong ea acclimation, liphoofolo li ka ba le liphetoho tsa mele le boitšoaro tse li thusang ho boloka mesebetsi ea tsona e tloaelehileng ea mele le ho thibela khatello ea kelello tikolohong ea tsona e ncha. Mokhoa oa ho ikamahanya le maemo o ka fapana ho latela mofuta oa liphoofolo, tikoloho e itseng, le mofuta oa phetoho e etsahalang. Ka mohlala, haeba phoofolo e tlosoa tikolohong e pholileng e isoa sebakeng se futhumetseng, mele oa eona o ka na oa lokela ho lokisa metabolism ea eona, ho otla ha pelo le ho hema ho boloka mocheso o tsitsitseng oa mele. Ka ho tšoanang, haeba phoofolo e tlosoa metsing a hloekileng e isoa sebakeng sa metsi a letsoai, ho ka na ha hlokahala hore e lokise tsela eo e laolang maro a eona a mele le li-electrolyte ho boloka metsi a lekaneng. Acclimation ke tsebetso ea bohlokoa e phethang karolo ea bohlokoa ho phela le ho phela hantle ha liphoofolo tse hlaha, hammoho le libakeng tsa botlamuoa tse kang libaka tsa polokelo ea liphoofolo kapa libaka tsa metsing. Hangata ke tsebetso ea butle-butle e ka nkang kae kapa kae ho tloha matsatsing a maloa ho ea libeke tse maloa, ho itšetlehile ka phoofolo ka ngoe le phetoho e khethehileng tikolohong ea eona. Ka ho lumella liphoofolo hore li tloaele sebaka sa tsona se secha butle-butle, li khona ho phela hantle le ho ikamahanya le maemo a fetohang nakong e tlang. 