Animal Habitats and Environmental Impact

Animals, like plants, can change their environment. Woodpeckers use their beaks to find insects in trees, while beavers cut down trees to build homes and dams. Squirrels dig holes to bury food, and birds and rabbits build nests and burrows. Each animal plays a role in shaping its habitat, showcasing the incredible nature of the environment.

How do woodpeckers change their environment?

• By building nests in trees

• By cutting down trees

• By pecking open tree trunks to find insects

• By digging burrows in the ground

What is one way beavers alter their surroundings?

• By cutting down trees to build homes and dams

• By eating plants

• By digging holes to store food

• By pecking open tree trunks

How do squirrels contribute to environmental change?

• By building nests in trees

• By cutting down trees

• By digging holes to bury their food

• By pecking open tree trunks

Which animal is known for building nests in trees?

• Beavers

• Birds

• Woodpeckers

• Squirrels

What is a common way rabbits shape their habitat?

• By cutting down trees

• By digging burrows in the ground

• By building nests in trees

• By pecking open tree trunks