What's a Habitat?
A place where animal, plant, or other organisms live.
What is a habitat?
A bird can build this type of home in a tree.
What is a nest?
This type of animal only eats plants.
What are herbivores?
This is where a dolphin lives and it has salty water.
What is the ocean?
All mammals need this to breathe.
What is air/oxygen?
What is a forest?
This is a shelter where bears, foxes, and wolves can live.
What is a den?
This type of animal only eats other animals.
What are carnivores?
This is where monkeys live and it's warm and wet.
What is a rainforest?
What is water?
This habitat is very dry, gets little rain, and can be hot or cold.
What is a desert?
Beavers can build this in rivers out of sticks and mud.
What is a dam?
This type of animal eats both plants and other animals.
What are omnivores?
This is a place where fish, turtles, alligators and frogs can live and it can be a lake, river, or pond.
What is a freshwater habitat?
All living things need to eat or make this to survive.
What is food?
This habitat is very cold, dry, and has small plants.
What is a tundra?
What is a hive?
What is a producer?
This is where polar bears and penguins live and it is very cold.
What is a tundra?
Plants use this to make food.
What is the sun?
This habitat has a lot of grass, is mostly flat, and have animals such as zebras or giraffes.
What is a grassland?
This is an underground tunnel where rabbits, moles, and prairie dogs can live.
What is a burrow?
This type of organism breaks down dead plants and animals.
What is a decomposer?
This is a dry place where camels and meerkats live.
What is a desert?
Many living things use this to hide, survive, and live in.
What is a shelter?