Zusammenfassung der Ressource
habitats
- a habitat is a place where there an animal
can find, food, water , shelter and a place where they can reproduce
- a large garden can provide a number of habitats .
- a hedge provides food for worms and other animals that feed on dead leaves
- it provides shelter for birds and hedgehogs.
- the birds and hedghogs eat the animals that feed off the hedge.
- other habitats could include a tree or pond or an area of bushes or flowes.
- a places where amimals live is called a habitat.
- most animals live where their prey lives.
- how animals and plants have adapted to live in their habitats
- the animals in any habitat have special features that enable them to live there.
- a fish needs:
- fins so that it can move though the water.
- a tail so that it can cntrol its direction in water.
- gills for gas exchange.
- a fox needs:
- strong legs so it can run fast and catch prey.
- canine teeth to tear flesh when it feeds.
- lungs for gas exchange.
- plants.
- woodland plants often develope ond flower in the spring.
- in summer when there is little light they are dormant.
- pond plants grow the most in summer when their is the greatest amount of sun light.
- they are adapted tho absorb energy from the sun by floating on top of the water
or having long stems so that their leaves are close tho the water
- feeding.
- food is important to all plants and animals because it provides energy.
- but it also provides animals with the
vitamins and minirals needed by
different organs.
- plants make their own food and animals dont.
- plants use CO2 from the
air and water from the soil
th make food in the form of
glucose.
- plants ore
producers because
they provide food
for animals.
- worms and slugs feed
directly of plants material so
are called primary
consumers.
- secondary consumers feed
off primary consumers. eg
birds.
- tertiary consumers feed off
secondary consumers.eg
foxes.
- some animals called
herbivores feed of
plants.
- other animals called
carnivores feed off other
animals.
- animals such as humans
that feed off plants and
animals are called
omnivores.
- the feeding
relationships in a habitat
are shown by a food
web.
- this is made
up of many
food chains.
- the arrows on a food
chain/ web shows the
direction of energy flow.