Animal habitats vary greatly between hot or cold, wet or dry conditions and animals have adapted to suit their habitat. For example, squirrels live in forests and have claws for climbing trees and teeth for eating nuts. While many animals and plants live in rainforests and forests, few survive in deserts which have little water and large temperature variations between day and night. Animals in polar regions are adapted to extreme cold, ice and snow.

1. TEMA 5: ANIMAL HABITATS
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2. HOW ARE ANIMAL HABITATS DIFFERENT?
• Animals live in very different habitats. Some habitats are very hot
and others are very cold.Some have lots of plants and lots of
water and others have very few plants and very little water.

3. How do animals adapt to their habitats?
Animals adapt to their habitats. For example, a squirrel
lives in a forest. It has sharp claws for climbing trees and
sharp teeth for eating nuts.

4. WHICH ANIMALS LIVE IN RAINFOREST?
Most land animals and plants live in rainforest.

5. Which animals live in deserts?
Few animals and plants live in deserts because there is little water
and it is very hot during the day and very cold at night.

6. Which animals live in polar regions?
The animals that live at the North and South Poles are adapted to
very cold temperatures and to the ice and snow.

7. Which animals live in forest?
Lots of animals and plants live in forest. Forest can be in
cold and rainy regions or in a warm and dry regions.