The Aztecs adapted to their environment in multiple ways. They created a sophisticated system of agriculture that included the building of chinampas, floating gardens that allowed them to cultivate crops in the shallow waters of lakes. They also constructed aqueducts and canals to control and distribute water for irrigation. Additionally, they utilized the natural geography of their region, such as volcanic rock formations, to create defensive structures. Overall, their adaptation strategies were successful as they managed to sustain a large population and build a prosperous civilization.
