HABITATS OF

ANIMALS
 WHAT IS HABITAT?
The place where an animal lives or is
found naturally is called its habitat.
5 MAIN HABITATS ON THE EARTH

Polar
Forest Desert
Region

Fresh
Ocean
Water
FOREST HABITAT
 Forest is a vast region that is covered densely
by trees and different varieties of plants .
 Forest habitat provides shelter and food to
animals like lion, tiger, deer, fox, snake,
monkey hare, rat and other animals that lives
in forest .
LION TIGER
DEER FOX
SNAKE

MONKEY
 RAT

HARE
DESERT HABITAT
 A desert is a sandy a dry region as it receives very
little rainfall.
 It is usually hot during the day and cold at night.
Due to this reason, the animals found here have
speacial features that help them to live in such har
conditions.
 Example of desert animals are camel, scorpion,
bandicoot, hedgehog and desert tortoise.
SCORPION CAMEL BANDICOOT
HEDGEHOG DESERT TORTIOSE
 POLAR REGION HABITAT
 The regions near the North and South poles on
the earth are called polar regions. The north pole
is named as Arctic and the south pole known as
Antarctica.
 They always covered with ice and snow. Similarly,
the high atiitude mauntains are also covered with
snow all around the year
 The animals that could be found in this habitat
are Penguins, Polar Bears, Seal, Walrus, Artic
Hare and Arctic Fox
PENGUINS POLAR BEARS
 WALRUS
SEAL
ARCTIC FOX
ARCTIC HARE
OCEAN HABITAT
 An ocean is a vast continuous body of saline
(salty) water. It is the largest habitat on the
earth.
 The animals that could be found in the ocean
are Whale, Dolphin, Seal, Seahorse, Octupos
and other ocean animals .
 DOLPHINS

WHALE
 SEAHORSE
SEAL
OCTUPOS FISH
 FRESH WATER
HABITAT
 Fresh water is naturally occuring water on the
erath’s surface. It contains minimal quantities of
dissolved salts.
 Some examples of fresh water habitat are ponds,
lakes, rivers and streams.
 This kind of habitat gives shelter to numerous
aninals like fish, frog, salamander, toad, duck, swan,
crane, insects.
 FROG

FISH

SALAMANDER
 SWAN
TOAD

DUCK
CRANE

INSECTS