Habitats of The World
Habitats of The World
Habitats of The World
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Macaws
Alpaca
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Some habitats are cold. Some
are hot. Some habitats have a
lot of water. Some do not.
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The largest habitat on Earth is the ocean. The salty water of
Earth’s five oceans covers almost three-quarters of the planet.
Just like on land, under the water are volcanoes, mountains,
valleys, and plains. Many different kinds of sea animals live
in this huge habitat.
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Humpback whale
Copperband
butterfly fish
Goatfishes
Sea nettle jellyfish
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Coral reefs provide
a habitat near the shore,
where the water is shallow
and warm. The reefs sustain
over a thousand types of
colorful fish as well as
dolphins, turtles, sharks,
and rays. There are many
different kinds of corals,
and they are all living
organisms that can grow
and change.
Stony corals
Acroporidae
8 Green sea turtle stony coral
Soft corals and Caribbean reef shark Various corals and purple tube sponge in foreground
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Ocean water is salty. The rest of the water on Earth is called
freshwater. Lakes are one kind of freshwater habitat. Many
plants and animals, as well as many people, depend on the
salt-free water of lakes to live.
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Rainbow trout
River otters
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Rivers provide another kind of freshwater habitat.
Some animals live in or near the river, while others
only go there to drink and cool themselves.
12 Hippopotamuses (hippos)
Grizzly bear
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