Habitat Awareness

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A habitat is defined as the natural environment in which an organism lives, including living and non-living factors such as other organisms, water, air, sunlight, and soil.
Habitats have in common the presence of basic resources such as water, air, and food, which are necessary for sustaining life.
Yes, there are different habitats all over the world, including deserts, forests, oceans, and more, each with its unique characteristics and supporting a wide range of life forms.
One important characteristic of all living things is that they are able to grow and develop.
One way to differentiate between living and non-living things is that living things are capable of responding to stimuli, such as light, temperature, or touch, while non-living things do not respond.
One characteristic that is NOT important for all living things is not being able to move, as some living things, such as plants, are stationary and do not move.