Habitats in General
A deep winter sleep to store energy.
The plants of a food chain; plants that produce their own food.
Producer
A dry land area having very little plant growth.
Desert
A coral reef is this type of habitat.
Saltwater
This is when animals shed their winter coat when summer comes.
The moisture that condenses on plants as they cool in the night
Dew
An animal that find and consume energy for food.
Consumer
A forest that grows in tropical climates.
Rainforest
Tiny microscopic water animals that depend on algae for food.
Zooplankton
An animal that depends on grasses for food.
Grazer
Migration
In a food chain, whatever is not eaten is broken down by this.
Decomposer
A flat grassland of North America.
Prairie
Direction that water flows.
Current
This means an animal is active during the night.
Nocturnal
A group of grazing land animals that stay together for protection.
Herd
An animal at the top of the food chain.
Top predator
A large open area of grasses used by grazing animals
Grassland
The top of water where some insects can live.
Surface Film
All consumers of the sea depend on this for food and oxygen.
Zooplankton
Water having very little salt, such as in a lake, pond, river or stream.
Freshwater
These are bacteria, fungi and tiny animals.
A treeless land in the Arctic where the subsoil is permanently frozen.
Tundra
What all consumers in the sea depend on for food as well as oxygen.
What are the 4 things animals need in their habitat.
Space, Shelter, Water & Food