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| a place where plants and animals live |
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| a place in which an animal can stay safe |
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| a habitat that gets enough rain and sunlight for trees to grow well |
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| a habitat where it rains almost every day |
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| a dry habitat that gets very little rain |
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| a very cold place near the North Pole |
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| a large body of salt water |
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| a small body of fresh water |
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| a long period of time with little or no rain |
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| when many of one kind of living thing die and only a few are left |
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| when a living thing dies out and no more of its knid live on earth |
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| what is left of a living thing from the past |
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| thick layer of blubber under their skin |
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| What do some animals in cold places have? |
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| seaweed that gives food and shelter to many ocean animals |
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| cactus(one) or cacti(more than one) |
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| plants with thick skin that helps them survive in hot, dry places |
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| How do some pond animals breathe? |
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| water, soil, and sunlight |
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| what do plants need to live |
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| eating plants or other animals |
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| How do desert animals get water? |
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| because plants and animals need water to live |
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| Why are droughts harmful? |
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| How do scientists learn about habitats from earth's past? |
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| What do animals get from their habitat? |
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