¿Dónde viven los animales?

Animals choose different types of homes to protect themselves and their young. Herons build nests on bamboo to keep chicks safe from predators. Prairie dogs live in burrows that regulate temperature and offer protection. Polar bears dig dens in the snow to keep their cubs warm. These homes provide safety, warmth, and a place to raise young.

Why does the Heron build its nest high on bamboo?

• To get a better view of the surroundings

• To protect its young from predators

• To be closer to food sources

• To avoid flooding

What is the primary function of a prairie dog's burrow?

• To find water

• To socialize with other prairie dogs

• To hide from predators

• To store food

How do prairie dogs benefit from their burrows during different seasons?

• They store food for winter

• They keep cool in summer and warm in winter

• They use them to attract mates

• They use them to hibernate in summer

What do female polar bears do when they have cubs?

• They build a nest in trees

• They stay in the water

• They migrate to warmer areas

• They dig a den in the snow

What is a common feature of animal homes like nests, burrows, and dens?

• They are all built in trees

• They are all underground

• They are all temporary shelters

• They provide safety and warmth