A habitat is a place where plants and animals live naturally. We will go on a virtual tour of a Desert and will learn about terrestrial habitat. We will understand how animals like camels can survive days without water in a desert. Also, we will explore how camels and rats can adapt to such harsh climates and also few plants which adapt to such hot climates comfortably.

70% of the earth’s surface is covered with water. There are thousands of plants and animals that live in oceans, rivers, lakes, and ponds. These animals and plants develop many adaptive features that are necessary for their growth and survival. We will dive into the water and understand how organisms live there.

How do plants and animals adapt to the mountains’ snowy and cold weather? Plants that live in the mountains have sloppy leaves and conical shape. While animals mostly have fur and a layer of fat under the skin which protects them from the cold.

We will explore how lions and deer adapt themselves in the grassland so as to protect themselves from predators. They have strong teeth, cunning eyes, and have the ability to stalk and ambush prey at a distance.

We will understand how living organisms get the energy to grow and reproduce. Animals reproduce their own kind. They move, reproduce, and have a definite life span. While non-living things neither grow nor move.