Terrestrial habitats are home to various animals.
Desert animals have thick skin and organs for water storage.
Aerial animals have streamlined bodies and wings.
Fossorial animals are burrowing animals with short forelimbs and snout-like heads.
Cursorial animals can run fast and have strong legs for locomotion.
Arboreal animals live in trees and have curved bodies and muscular chests for climbing.
Examples of desert animals are camels, rodents, scorpions, rattle snakes, and lizards.
Examples of aerial animals are eagles, kingfishers, and pigeons.
Examples of fossorial animals are rats and rabbits.
Examples of arboreal animals are monkeys, squirrels, and parrots.

Test your knowledge of animal habitats with this fun quiz! Learn about the different adaptations that allow animals to thrive in terrestrial, desert, aerial, fossorial, and arboreal environments. From camels to monkeys, discover the unique characteristics of various animal species and their habitats. Challenge yourself to identify examples of each type of animal and see how much you know about the animal kingdom.