habitat (ecology)

Introduces several kinds of animals that live in--or annually visit--cities throughout the world, from mice and raccoons to monkeys and even polar bears.

Compares the habitats of animals who migrate long distances with those who stay close to home.

Explores plant and animal life in the temperate forests of Washington State, the grasslands of East Africa, the saltwater marshes of Australia, and the tropical rain forests of Peru, and on the polar ice of Antarctica.

Pets are shown in the places they live.

The animal inhabitants of Shady Glade must search for a new place to live after their woodland home is invaded by building machinery.

Information on characteristics of various habitats; basic needs of living organisms; interdependent relationships within and among habitats, prey, and predators; seasonal changes and migration; proper care of animals within a habitat.

Presents a variety of animals and the different places in which they live.

Ms Frizzle's class learns about the kinds of homes and living conditions that various animals require.

Presents an exploration of a farmland habitat, looking at its plants, insects, birds, animals, and people, and the interactions among them.