Land Animal Exploration

What is the habitat of a lion?

• Deserts and tundras

• Grasslands, savannas, dense bush, and woodlands

• Mountains and oceans

• Rainforests and coral reefs

How do camels adapt to living in deserts?

• Camels have gills for breathing underwater in the desert

• Camels have fins for swimming in the desert

• Camels have humps for storing fat reserves, thick fur, wide feet, and water conservation abilities.

• Camels have wings for flying in the desert

What is one major cause of habitat loss for land animals?

• Overpopulation

• Climate change

• Deforestation

• Urbanization

Which animals are commonly found in urban areas?

• pigeons, rats, cats

• squirrels, rabbits, foxes

• seagulls, raccoons, deer

• pigeons, rats, squirrels, stray dogs

Why is it important to protect wildlife?

• To disrupt the natural order

• To decrease the population of predators

• To reduce the availability of resources for humans

• To maintain ecosystem balance, provide essential services, and preserve biodiversity.

Where do elephants typically live?

• Savannas, forests, and grasslands

• Oceans

• Mountains

• Deserts

How do polar bears adapt to living in the Arctic?

• Polar bears have adapted by having wings to fly in the Arctic.

• Polar bears have adapted by building igloos to live in the Arctic.

• Polar bears have adapted by wearing sunglasses to protect their eyes from the sun in the Arctic.

• Polar bears have adapted by having thick blubber, dense fur, large paws, keen sense of smell, and white fur coat.

What are some consequences of habitat loss for land animals?

• Loss of food sources, disrupted migration patterns, increased competition for resources, decreased genetic diversity, endangerment or extinction of species

• Decreased competition for resources

• Enhanced migration patterns

• Increased habitat diversity

What are some examples of urban wildlife?

• Coyotes

• Deer

• Bears

• Pigeons, squirrels, raccoons, foxes, rats

How does wildlife contribute to the ecosystem?

• Wildlife helps with pollination, seed dispersal, maintaining biodiversity, controlling pests, and balancing the food chain.

• Wildlife only harms the ecosystem

• Wildlife has no impact on the ecosystem

• Wildlife does not interact with other species in the ecosystem