U1W3 Make Connections: What other animals have you seen or learned about that live in unusual habitats? by Mrs. Stefun

nstefun — 2025-09-16 17:54:14 UTC

Mountain goats live on top mountains! Their feet are able to walk up the rocky, steep mountain sides without slipping or falling off. Pretty amazing!

-Mrs. Stefun

32cecheverriaher — 2025-09-16 18:10:25 UTC

Raccoons live in forests, wetlands, farmlands , and downtowns. They feast on other people's trash and sleep in the trash. Can you believe that!

-Cesar Echeverria

2025-09-16 18:13:29 UTC

Most coyotes live in deserts, forests, grasslands, etc. However, I randomly saw a coyote in my neighborhood just wandering around and eating people's trash! I know why they say to not dump out the trash at night now.

-Trina To

2025-09-16 18:15:04 UTC

Ant live under ground, in dark and wet hole. They also have strong jaws to dig holes for room in their home.

-Dinh Khoi Vu

32nnguyen3 — 2025-09-16 18:16:03 UTC

Anglerfish live in the deep abyss of the ocean and they have a built in light source that they use to lure in prey. How cool is that?

-Andrew N.

2025-09-16 18:16:12 UTC

Anderson's Salamanders live on salt water. They are one of the salamanders that live on the ocean and are rare. And it comes from my country Mexico Lake zacapu. It usually lives in freshwater lakes in Mexico Michoacan.

-Jennifer cabrera

32vclemente — 2025-09-16 18:16:36 UTC

Did you know microscopic mites live in your sweat glands! They live on your skin and eyelashes!

Vanessa Clemente

2025-09-16 18:16:40 UTC

Cats live in many unusual habitats, from the harsh deserts and high mountain ranges to open seas on ships which is insane! These felines, are both wild and pretty feral, they have adapted unique behaviors to survive in challenging environments!

-Sofia R

2025-09-16 18:21:04 UTC

Spiders live anywhere they live under people homes and they are very unusual but these spiders are different they only live in rain forests but still for some reason they still end up in people houses. isn't that concerning?

-Erin M

32anguyen39 — 2025-09-16 18:23:04 UTC

Sharks were an animal that lived under the sea. Sharks are ancient cartilaginous fish with unique features such as rows of replaceable teeth and sandpaper-like skin, and they can sense electricity with a special "sixth sense" to find prey.

32gserafin — 2025-09-16 18:25:37 UTC

Most Bats live on the east side of the USA but when I came back home and randomly I saw a bat inside of the house and I was in shock because they post to live in the east! And then we took it out and let it fly away. Can you believe that it went inside my house!

2025-09-16 18:25:43 UTC

Wolves live everywhere like Mountains and caves a few weeks ago me and my family saw one on the side of the road and my dad felt bad but I felt scared and I heard that they die when living in the wild forests

Jorge M

31zhashimi — 2025-09-16 18:27:08 UTC

jellyfish are so weired, they look like they have hearts but they are creatures that have no hearts and brains,blood, and bones, and are composed mostly of water. yet they still have the ablilty to kill and stun preys.A crazy fact is that they can be older then dinosaurs, they are boneless, they are two layers of cells, and they are not fishes. A beautiful thing is that it can glow in the darkness.

for me they are a very pretty and breath taking creatures.

zuhal H.

2025-09-18 04:05:38 UTC

Mole crab spend their whole life living in the sand to stay hydrated and hide from predators by using their body as a camouflage because its almost the same color of the sand. It gets feed off of microscopic organisms and detritus from the water as waves wash over their burrowed bodies in the swash zone of the beach using their large, feathery antennae to filter. They live in mostly every beach and are worldwide and I would get so scared as a kid when I found these mole crabs.

-Ngan