• What they need to survive

• What they are used too / living conditions

Grassland habitat

These open areas provide abundant food sources and suitable conditions for ladybugs to thrive

warm, moist environments with access to food and water.

Troy and Jamie

Natural Habitats:

• Woodlands:

  Many spider species thrive in woodland environments, often decorating trees with their webs. 

• Grasslands:

  Open areas like grasslands provide habitats for various spider species. 

• Coastal areas:

  Some spiders are found in coastal environments, including rocky shores and sandy beaches. 

• Urban areas:

  Spiders have adapted to urban environments, often finding homes in basements, sheds, and other damp locations. 

• Other habitats:

  Spiders can also be found in caves, hollow trees, and even in the water, with some species being known as "diving bell" spiders. 

leaves

dirt

and friends

Sticks,cardboard and dry leaves!!! :)

Toads

worms

red worms

Also bugs can feel pain.

• An important part of the ecosystem.

• Worms have been around for longer than dinosaurs.

• Worms have five hearts and are cold blooded.

• Worms do not have teeth.

• Worms don't have eyes.

• The three metre massive worms.

• The largest worm measured 6.7 metres.

• 6000 different species.

they live in wet grasslands

harvest men

and love to creep people out

LOL

slugs live in damp,cool and shaded enviorments

leaves,

dirt,

water,

dinos

and dirty areas ants are incredibley strong and can lift 50 times there weight

it lifetime