UK Habitats by https://padlet.com/alex_jones3/wobpyssohb5b Add your bullet points en-us 2017-09-29 06:46:11 UTC 2024-10-08 16:57:54 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.com/alex_jones3/wobpyssohb5b/wish/192405041 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]]> 2017-09-29 11:56:41 UTC https://padlet.com/alex_jones3/wobpyssohb5b/wish/192405041 https://padlet.com/alex_jones3/wobpyssohb5b/wish/192407394 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
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-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

]]> 2017-10-03 10:02:52 UTC https://padlet.com/alex_jones3/wobpyssohb5b/wish/193334628 Parkland https://padlet.com/alex_jones3/wobpyssohb5b/wish/195039901
  •  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
    ]]>     2017-10-08 20:03:04 UTC https://padlet.com/alex_jones3/wobpyssohb5b/wish/195039901     Habitats https://padlet.com/alex_jones3/wobpyssohb5b/wish/196128021 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 
    ]]>     2017-10-11 17:10:39 UTC https://padlet.com/alex_jones3/wobpyssohb5b/wish/196128021     Habitats https://padlet.com/alex_jones3/wobpyssohb5b/wish/196163889 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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