Explore the World Around You! Mrs. Kirkpatrick What is a Habitat?  A habitat is a place where a particular animal or plant species lives.  An artificial.

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Explore the World Around You! Mrs. Kirkpatrick

What is a Habitat?  A habitat is a place where a particular animal or plant species lives.  An artificial habitat is a man made place.

Which habitats do you recognize?  Desert  Rain Forest  Tundra  Prairie  Grassland  Forest  Marine  Zoo

Desert  Super-dry air  Little rain – less than 10 inches a year  High daytime temperatures  Lots of wind  Typical animals include insects, reptiles, birds, and various mammals

Rain Forest  The Rain Forest is made of 3 layers  The first layer is the canopy  The second layer is the understory  The third is the forest floor  The Rain Forest contains about 45% of all animal species

Tundra  Extremely short growing seasons (6 to 10 weeks)  Long, cold, dark winters (6 to 10 months)  Low Precipitation  Snow provides insulation  Wildlife includes birds, reindeer, foxes, bears, seals, and walruses

Prairie  Temperatures vary summer to winter  Moderate rain fall  Seasonal drought and occasional fires  Typical animal life includes jack rabbits, deer, foxes, coyotes, birds, and many other species

Savannah  Warm, hot climates  Major vegetation is grass  Dry and rainy seasons  Seasonal fires help maintain balance  The Savannah is home to various reptiles, rodents, birds, and large mammals such as elephants, and zebras

Forest  Covers 1/3 of the Earth’s area  Dominated by trees and woody vegetation  Precipitation is distributed evenly throughout the year  Animal life includes many things such as bears, deer,and rodents

Marine  Water covers nearly 75% of the Earth’s surface  There are numerous species of plans and animals who live here.  These range in size from microscopic organisms to the size of a 100 ft whale.

Zoo  A place where people keep and display animals  A man made habitat  Zoos are important for 3 major reasons  Recreation and education  Wild life conservation  Scientific studies

 Protect the wonderful world around you!  Remember each habitat is a unique place where plants and animals make their home.  What makes your habitat unique?