Learn about the many different habitats that animals and plants live in with these interactive learning resources for KS1 Science students aged 5-7 from BBC Bitesize.

We learned that animals need water to provide their habitat, provide their food, to stay healthy, and to even cool off when they get too hot. It's amazing how animals need water just as much as we do.

They need water for pollinators, birds and other animals. Here are tips for adding this water source. How to DIY a water feature for a California habitat garden - Los Angeles Times ...

Habitat gardens need more than native California plants. They need water for pollinators, birds and other animals. Here are tips for adding this water source.

When we think about animals that don’t drink water, camels often come to mind first because they can go without water for ...

The zoo provides shade, ice treats, ice bath, fans and other cooling methods to protect the animal from the heat base on ...

Through these tunnels, water was flowing at a surprisingly temperate 75 degrees Fahrenheit. And every time the submersible looked inside these concealed geologic mazes, it saw animals, including ...

While investigating certain aspects of animal physiology, neurology or behavior, research scientists sometimes must limit the amount of food or water provided to animals used in a study. Such ...

The water tower habitat was designed by Temperaturas Extremas Arquitectos SLP, an architecture firm based in Madrid.The project’s site is part of Natura 2000, a European ecological network of ...

Many animals that live in water need to come up to the surface to breathe, but they can still spend impressive lengths of time submerged thanks to a few clever tricks.