The document discusses adaptations and populations. It defines a habitat and environment, and explains that adaptations enable organisms to survive in their environment. Examples of adaptations in camels, polar bears, cacti, palm trees and fish are provided. The document also notes that population size of a species can be affected by factors like light, water, disease, predation or competition for food. Competition affects where a species lives, the size of its population and how distributed the population is.

1. Adaptations
1. A habitat is the place in which an
organism lives
2. The environment is the conditions in
which the organism lives
3. Organisms have certain features which
enable them to survive in their
environment. These are called
adaptations

2. Adaptations

3. Adaptations of a camel

4. Adaptations of a Polar Bear

5. Adaptations of a cactus

6. Adaptations of a palm tree

7. Adaptations of a fish

8. Other Adaptations

9. Populations
1. The size of the population of a species
can be affected by the amount of light,
water, disease, predation or
competition for food
2. In the wild competition affects the :
• Location of a species – where it lives
• Size of a species – how big the
population is
• Distribution of a species – how spread
out the population is

10. Population size

11. Populations

12. Competition

13. Limits of Population

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