Animals by Habitat

There are different types of animals that live in trees! You’ll be surprised at how many tree animals call these towering plants home.

In the jungle, you will find wild tangles and webs of foliage, and dense, thick forests. There is nothing quite like it in the world. A jungle can be found in many different places throughout the world. There are different types of rainforests in the world, some of which are found in Latin America, such…

Australia is home to a diverse array of unique native animals, including iconic marsupials like kangaroos and koalas, as well as the enigmatic platypus, a monotreme with a duckbill and webbed feet.

Coral reefs are one of the world’s most unique ecosystems, supporting an immense amount of diverse marine life. They are beautiful islands of color and marine activity, and hundreds of unique species and subspecies rely on this ecosystem and its resources for survival. Interestingly, coral reefs are also one of the natural phenomena most threatened…

The grassland is one of the most dominant of Earth’s ecosystems. Of the total land on Earth, grassland takes up between 31 to 43% of it. It is one of Earth’s largest and most expansive biomes, with grasslands ranging from vast Savannah that cover countries to tiny meadows within a woodland. Without them, we would…

One of the best-known features of the savannas of Africa is that it is home to some of the most interesting animals on the planet. A number of herbivorous animals can be found in the savannas, and there are also a variety of carnivorous animals. Aside from grass and a few scattered trees, Eastern Africa…

The world is full of incredible and fascinating animals. There are countless species of mammals, birds, fish, and insects that make up a vibrant ecosystem full of life. Africa is home to some of the most interesting and iconic animals in the world, spread across this massive continent. While there are far too many different…

Our planet is the home of countless unique creatures. However, some parts of the Earth are less hospitable than others, so you find fewer animals there. Nevertheless, a few species have adapted to survive some of the harshest environments in the world. The freezing tundra is one of the toughest places to live, and even…

The Arctic is the region surrounding the North Pole, located at the northernmost part of the Earth. It’s characterized by polar conditions, a large ocean called the Arctic Ocean, as well as populated landmasses such as parts of Alaska, Canada, Finland, Iceland, Norway, Greenland, Sweden, and Russia. The Arctic features average temperatures of around -34…

Deserts are extremely dry, sand-covered, barren lands that are desolate with sparse vegetation and a lack of rainfall. Throughout the day, desert temperatures rise to an average of 38 degrees celsius. And during the night, temperatures fall to around -3.9 degrees celsius. Deserts cover over a fifth of the Earth’s landmass and are located on…