Habitats and Their Characteristics

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Definition of a habitat

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A habitat is the natural environment where an animal, plant, or other organism lives, influenced by factors such as climate, geography, and the availability of water.

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Animals in the Tundra

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Reindeer and wolves.

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Characteristics of Grasslands

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Warm enough to support plant life, but too dry for trees, with grasses that protect the soil.

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Animals in Grasslands

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Bison, lions, hyenas, crocodiles.

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Importance of Oceans as Habitats

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Covering most of Earth's surface, providing diverse marine life and ecosystems.

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Role of secondary consumers

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Animals that eat primary consumers.

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Adaptations of animals in the tundra

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Thick fur and fat layers help them survive cold temperatures.

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Importance of water in habitats

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Essential for plant and animal life, influencing habitat types.

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Importance of habitats

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Supports biodiversity and provides resources for survival.

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Factors influencing habitats

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Climate, geography, and water availability.