Friday, 6 March 2015
DIFFERENT TYPES OF HABITATS
Garden habitat:-
A garden habitat usually exist in warm conditions and contain a varity
of organisms. The trees and bushes in the garden provide food , shelter and
shade for the animals.
The
organisms live in garden habitat they live on the trees, bushes or the ground
below.
Organisms
live in the garden habitat:-
Seashore habitat:-
Many
animals at the seashorecan be found among the rocks, in the sand or underwater.
The waves bring in food for some of the animal. Other animals, such as the
seagull, go to the seashore to get their food. This habitat can be dry or
submerged in water at different times.
Many
animals like at the seashore can survive both on land and in water.
Some
examples of seashore are seagull,
Mangrove habitat:-
A
habitat that occupy a small area is called a microhabitat.
A
leaf litter habitat is an example of a microhabitat. It is made up of dead
plant materials such as leaves, bark and small branches that have fallen to the
ground. It is usually cool, dark and damp.
Some
small animals, fungi and plants can be found in the leaf litter habitat.
For
example:-
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