Research On One of The World Habitats
Research On One of The World Habitats
Research On One of The World Habitats
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The Arctic
The Arctic Circle is located at the very top
of the Earth. It is very cold in the Arctic
all year round.
The only plants that can grow in the Arctic
region are grass and mosses. Trees are
unable to grow because the ground stays
frozen all year round. In some places in the
Arctic it is too cold for anything to grow at
all. There are many land
mammals in the Arctic
including ox, reindeer, artic
foxes, weasels, wolves,
polar bears and brown
bears.
Seals, walruses and whales live
here and feed from the plankton
and fish in the sea.
Animals of the Arctic
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Tropical Rainforests
The tropical rainforests are home to gigantic trees,
colourful birds, millions of bright insects, and many
different mammals.
There are more trees in
tropical rainforests than
anywhere else in the world.
These trees are home to lots
of animals. Most of them live
high in the branches where
they can find food.
Insects, small birds and frogs feed on the fruit,
seeds and leaves, or other small creatures.
Tree-living lizards, chameleons and snakes feed
on smaller animals.
Plant-eating mammals, such as flying squirrels,
monkeys, and sloths, live in the forest canopy.
Carnivores, such as jaguars and leopards, hunt
in the trees to catch prey.
Animals of Tropical
Rainforests
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Deserts
Because there is such little water in the desert, not many living
things can survive here. Animals and plants that live here are
specially adapted to the harsh, dry conditions.
Many desert plants have leaves that collect
and store water. Since water is so scarce,
most desert animals get their water from
eating these plants, or from the blood and
body tissues of their prey.
Some animals, like kangaroos and lizards,
live in burrows which do not get too hot or
cold and have damp air inside. These
animals stay in their burrows during the hot
days, coming out at night to feed.
Camels can drink large amounts of water at one time and can
survive as long as two weeks without drinking. They have large
spread out feet that help them to walk on the soft sand.
Animals in the Desert
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Research on one Habitat
Notebook Work
Research about your What are the
chosen habitat and conditions like in
write responses to the that habitat?
questions given here in What is the weather
your notebook. like?
What are some
Due for submission:
plants and animals
27th Jan 2023.
live there?
What do the animals
eat?
How do plants adapt
You can also use the to live in this
links attached in the habitat?
next slide for your How do animals
research. adapt to live in this
habitat?
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