tibeatans physological adaptions make them less likly to suffer from
altitude sickness
Answer: Tibetan people have adapted to living in high altitudes by developing a number of physiological adaptations. These include increased lung capacity, increased red blood cell production, and increased production of a hormone called erythropoietin, which helps the body produce more red blood cells. These adaptations help Tibetans to better absorb oxygen at high altitudes, making them less likely to suffer from altitude sickness.