Squirrels and Their Habitats

The video discusses the role of squirrels in ecosystems, comparing park and forest squirrels. It explains the concepts of habitats and biomes, providing examples of different habitats like deserts, polar regions, and aquatic environments. The video also covers the major habitats on Earth and concludes with a discussion on how squirrels contribute to their habitats.

What is the main argument about squirrels in the park?

• They are the main predators in the park.

• They are neutral to the ecosystem.

• They are beneficial to the ecosystem.

• They are harmful to the ecosystem.

How do park squirrels differ from forest squirrels?

• They live in different habitats.

• They have different diets.

• Park squirrels are larger.

• Forest squirrels are more aggressive.

What defines a habitat?

• A large region with similar climate and vegetation.

• A place where a specific population of organisms lives.

• A man-made environment for animals.

• A temporary shelter for animals.

What is the difference between a habitat and a biome?

• A habitat is man-made, a biome is natural.

• A habitat is global, a biome is local.

• A habitat is local, a biome is global.

• A habitat is temporary, a biome is permanent.

Which of the following is NOT a major habitat on Earth?

• Urban

• Desert

• Forest

• Aquatic

What type of habitat do polar bears live in?

• Desert

• Aquatic

• Forest

• Polar

Which animals are typically found in mountain habitats?

• Dolphins and whales

• Mountain goats and snow leopards

• Penguins and seals

• Camels and rattlesnakes

What is an example of a freshwater habitat?

• Ocean

• River

• Desert

• Mountain

What is the role of park squirrels in their habitat?

• They disrupt the ecosystem.

• They contribute to the balance.

• They are predators.

• They are invasive species.

What is the significance of a garden in terms of habitats?

• It is a global ecosystem.

• It is a small-scale habitat.

• It is a man-made biome.

• It is a temporary shelter.