Heston draws a food chain found in an Arabian desert. Complete Heston's table by adding 'Yes or No' to show what terms describe each organism along the food chain.
S.No
Desert grass
Jerboa(rodent)
Cobra (snake)
Peregrine falcon (bird)
Producer
Herbivore
Carnivore
Primary consumer
Secondary consumer
Top predator
Prey
Important Questions on Habitats and the Environment
Match each organism to its habitat.
Organism | Habitat |
Tilapia fish | Tree |
Hawk | Soil |
Worm | River |
The Arctic is very cold and often snowy. Explain how the following features help polar bears to survive in the Arctic.
Large feet:
Small ears:
White fur:
Myotis vivesi, the fish-eating bat, lives in the Gulf of California and feeds on fish. Complete the table to explain how its adaptations could help this bat survive in the Gulf of California. The first explanation has been done for you.
Adaptation | Explanation |
Long legs and hooked claws | Helps bat catch and carry fish from the water. |
Oily fur |
The diagram below shows an aquatic food chain.
Use the information in the food chain to complete the table:
Predator: | Prey: | Producer: |
The cactus plant is usually found in hot deserts. It has spikes instead of leaves. Complete the table to explain how each adaptation helps the cactus to survive in the desert. The first explanation has been written.
Features | How the feature helps the cactus survive in the desert |
Thick waxy covering | Slows down water lost from evaporation |
Large juicy stems | |
Spikes | |
Shallow roots that spread out a long way |