Animal Habitats Quiz

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A place where an animal lives and finds the resources it needs to survive, like food, water, and shelter.

Animals need their habitats to live and thrive.

Animal size isn't a factor influencing animal habitats. Other factors, like food, climate, and predators, are.

A place like a forest or park providing resources for animals.

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The type of food available is important in shaping animal habitats.

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Suitable habitats protect animals from dangers like predators.

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A forest, desert, or ocean can be an example of an animal habitat.
The relationship between animals and their habitats is one of interdependence, where the habitat provides the necessary resources for the animal's survival, and the animal's presence helps to shape the habitat.
Human activities, such as deforestation, are NOT a natural factor that influences animal habitats.
The climate, vegetation, and topography of an area can be examples of animal habitats.
One of the main factors that influences animal habitats is climate, which can affect the availability of resources and the animal's ability to adapt.
It is important for animals to have suitable habitats because it provides them with the necessary resources, such as food, water, and shelter, to survive and thrive.