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Terrestrial

Animals that live on land.

such as forrests, grasslands , deserts and rainforests.

A terrestrial habitat in the uk can be a canopy made up of beech trees, which a thick and dense.

In summer the leaves stop sunlight from hitting the bottom floor of the forest.

Animals that there are Noctule bats and red foxes.

Fresh water habitat

Includes bogs, ponds , lakes , rivers and streams

3% of earths water is freshwater

In Lakes and ponds there are fish , crayfish , tadpoles and some live on top of the water such as ducks ,insects , otters and beavers.

Marine habitats
Types of marine habitats are:

Deep ocean

Estuaries

Hydrothermal vents

Intertidal zone

Reefs

Rockpools

Sea bed

shallow seas

Sea beds

On the sea bed plants such as coral

Animals such as rays , Skales ,Sawfish , anglerfish, seahorses and pipefish

Animals on the sea bed are adapted to high pressure

Emily Barnard

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Terrestrial - Wildflower meadow
Been in Britain for thousands of years.

They are a big part is of Britain’s landscapes.

They are managed through grazing and hay making.

It’s an attraction to a verity of different spices of animals and plants.

Fresh water habitat - Wet land
Wet land is a water logged area.

England’s wet lands are permanently water logged

Aquatic life thrives it wet land

Wet land is important to birds

Is a natural flood control

They can be salt water as well as fresh water

Marine habitats - Shallow seas
They are warm/ tropical and temprate waters like around the uk

It’s home to mammals and birds

Lots of organisms thrive in these waters

Charlotte Zeck

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Parklands have been managed for thousands of years.

The parklands were know as Royal hunting grounds.

Many trees have been there for many centuries.

The parklands are a very important wildlife sanctuary.

The species living there are stag beetles and the endangered great crested newt.

Rivers and Streams

The water flows only in one direction.

If living near by, its best to be alert at all times from being drifted away into the sea.

Living and non-living things have to be able to cling on, hide from the flow or swim against the current.

Sea Bed

Animals or plants live in, on or around the bottom of the ocean.

Most species found at the bottom are there for substrate reasons, e.g. rock, sand, mud or coral.

Different species have grown to understand the currents and how much high pressure can affect their living conditions.

Mel Nugent

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Chalk Grass lands
-originally created when wood lands were cleraed
-Thin lime rich soils
-Under soil there chalk or limestone rocks
-Many beautiful wild flowers, insects and a rare blue butterfly
-The last 50 years the chalk grass lands decinled in the U.K
-Example places like Dorset and whiltshire
Animals found in this area inculde:
Red fox, rabbit, kestrel, painted lady
Fresh water
Lakes and ponds
-Closed envrioments
-They have ecologies
-Evolutionary microcosms
Animals found in this area inculde:
-   polecat, otters, grass snake ,common frog and toad,
Coastal
Rock pools
-Harsh envrioment
-You can see them in low tide
-Changing conditions like water temperture, and oxygen
Kimbajane Davies

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Taiga:
Terrestrial
Largest land habitat
It is blanketed in snow
Many birds migrate to the taiga regions in the summertime
Moorland:
Coastal
Many small mammals and insects live there
It is man made
Mainly in the north and west of the country
Mountains:
Fresh water
Low temperatures and harsh weather
Less oxygen and carbon dioxide in the air
Souls are thin or non existent
Jess Pett

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Hedgegerows:
Terrestrial
-most valued habitats
-planted to divide land
-needed for mammals, song birds, white holes and mice
-hedgegrow  mammals take advantage of autumn fruit
Coastal:
-rocky land edges
-complex habitats
-they have clifftops  that make nesting places for seabirds
-bats, lizards and buzzing insects can be found here
Polar:
Fresh water
-found in northern and southern extremes
-penguins, seals and polarbears
-specialised plants are cold loving algea
-contain ice caps and icy waters
Emily Stannard