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G3 - Different Habitats
G3 - Different Habitats
G3 - Different Habitats
• understand that animals can survive in places that are not their
normal habitat.
Starter
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Questions
1. What are gills for?
A pigeon eats mainly seeds. Look at its beak – it is small and pointed. A
pigeon can crack open (break open) seeds with this beak.
Starlings
Starlings eat insects, worms and berries. A starling’s beak is longer than a
sparrow’s beak because a starling eats bigger food. The pointed shape of
the beak helps the starling to dig into the surface of the ground to get
insects and worms.
Kingfishers
A kingfisher has a large beak with a sharp point. This helps them to catch
fish in rivers.
Flamingos
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Plenary
Animals can be suited to different habitats. Plants can also be suited to
different habitats.
How can an orchid survive indoors when the natural habitat is a hot and
wet forest?