7.2 Habitat with an ecosystem

What is the habitat of an organism?

• Shelter

• Water supply

• Food source

• Home

What is the niche of an organism in a habitat?

• Hunting ground

• Sleeping area

• Territory

• Job or role

A big ecosystem.

• A tropical island

• A temperate pond

A small ecosystem.

• A tropical island

• A temperate pond

A single tree provides many habitats:

Where in a tree do insects and larvae live?

• The branches with their leaves.

• The roots below the surface, spread through the soil.

• Flowers and fruit

• The trunk with its bark.

A single tree provides many habitats:

Which part of the tree a toucan feed on?

• The branches with their leaves.

• The roots.

• Fruits

• The trunk with its bark.

• Flowers

A single tree provides many habitats:

Which part of the tree a wasp lay eggs in ?

• The branches with their leaves.

• The roots.

• Fruits

• The trunk

• Flowers

A single tree provides many habitats:

Which part of the tree a tarantula living among?

• The branches with their leaves.

• The roots.

• Fruits

• The trunk with its bark.

• Flowers

A single tree provides many habitats:

Where in a tree you can see ferns growing ?

• The branches.

• The roots.

• Flowers and fruit

• The trunk with its bark.

• leaves.

A single tree provides many habitats:

Where in a tree you can see caterpillars feeding?

• The branches.

• The roots.

• Flowers and fruit

• The trunk with its bark.

• leaves.