Which group in Texas adapted to and used the environment to meet there needs?

The Native American groups in Texas, such as the Comanche and the Karankawa, adeptly adapted to their environment to meet their needs. They utilized the region's diverse resources for hunting, gathering, and fishing, developing specialized tools and techniques suited to the varied landscapes. The Comanche, for instance, became skilled horsemen, using the vast plains for buffalo hunting, while the Karankawa relied on coastal resources for sustenance. Their deep understanding of the environment enabled them to thrive in Texas long before European settlement.