High Five Facts - Habitats

The video tutorial covers five key facts about habitats. It begins by defining habitats as natural environments where organisms live, including humans. It explains how animals and plants adapt to their specific environments for survival. The video discusses the impact of climate change and human activities on habitats, leading to destruction and potential extinctions. It outlines seven types of habitats and distinguishes between terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems. Finally, it focuses on desert habitats, highlighting their extreme conditions and the adaptations of animals living there.

What is a habitat?

• A place where only animals live

• A natural environment where organisms live

• A man-made structure for animals

• A type of ecosystem

Why do most animals live in one type of environment?

• Because they like the weather

• Because they cannot move

• Because they are best suited to it

• Because they are lazy

Which of the following is an example of an adaptation in aquatic plants?

• Less rigid stems

• Deep roots

• Bright flowers

• Thick bark

What are some causes of habitat destruction?

• Building birdhouses

• Recycling

• Planting trees

• Flooding and forest fires

Which of the following animals is adapted to live in the desert?

• Dolphin

• Frog

• Camel

• Penguin