What is a habitat?

The video explores the concept of habitats, starting with aphids on a leaf. It defines a habitat as the home of an organism, providing essentials like food, water, and oxygen. Examples include lions in grasslands and whales in oceans. Habitats also offer shelter and warmth, crucial for survival and reproduction. The video highlights the diverse needs of organisms, such as plants requiring light for photosynthesis, and concludes with the reproduction process of aphids.

What is unique about the birth process of aphids?

• They hatch from eggs on leaves.

• They are born in the soil.

• They give birth to live young.

• They lay eggs in water.

How is a habitat defined in the context of organisms?

• A location where organisms sleep.

• A place where organisms hunt.

• The environment where an organism lives.

• A region where organisms migrate.

Which of the following is NOT a habitat mentioned in the video?

• A dense forest for elephants.

• An enormous ocean for whales.

• A small leaf for aphids.

• A large grassland for lions.

What do aphids primarily feed on?

• Leaf sap

• Water

• Insects

• Soil nutrients

Why do whales come to the surface of the water?

• To hunt for food

• To socialize with other whales

• To breathe air through their blowholes

• To escape predators