Habitats and Adaptations in Nature

The video explores various habitats on Earth, such as deserts, grasslands, rainforests, mountains, freshwater, and oceans. It discusses how plants and animals adapt to these environments to meet their basic needs like food, water, and shelter. Key adaptations include camouflaging, water storage, and specialized body features. The video emphasizes the diversity of life and the unique characteristics of each habitat.

What is a habitat?

• A place where only animals live

• A place where plants and animals coexist

• A place with no living organisms

• A place with only plants

Which of the following is an adaptation of fish for living in water?

• Hollow stems

• Long eyelashes

• Thick fur

• Gills for breathing

How do camels adapt to desert environments?

• By living in water

• By having gills

• By storing fat in their humps

• By having thick fur

What is a characteristic of grasslands?

• Covered with snow all year

• Salty water

• Flat and open lands with tall grasses

• Thick canopy of trees

Which animal is known for camouflaging in grasslands?

• Fish

• Polar bear

• Camel

• Tiger

What is a common feature of mountain habitats?

• Treeless and covered with snow

• Thick vegetation

• Salty water

• High temperatures

Which of the following plants is commonly found in freshwater habitats?

• Corals

• Pine trees

• Lotus

• Cacti

What percentage of Earth's water is non-salty?

• 3%

• 90%

• 50%

• 10%

Which ocean is not part of the largest marine habitat on Earth?

• Pacific

• Atlantic

• Mediterranean

• Indian

Why do no plants grow on the ocean floor?

• Lack of water

• Too many predators

• Too much sunlight

• Very little or no light reaches the floor