1.3: animals in different habitat | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

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Animals live only in places with food and water.

True

Animals only leave clues when they are hungry.

False

Some animals make their homes in trees.

True

Clues like chewed leaves can tell us what animals eat.

True

Clues in nature can help us learn about animals.

True

Some animals live in burrows or holes in the ground.

True

You might hear animals even if you don’t see them.

True

You can never tell if an animal has been nearby.

False

Droppings can help scientists study animals.

True

Animals in the wild never hide their homes.

False

Animals never hide from people.

False

We can learn about animals from clues, even if we don’t see them.

True

We can sometimes see the homes of animals, like nests or burrows.

True

Animals always stay in the same place in their habitat.

False

All animals need a habitat to live.

True

A nest is a home for some animals, like birds.

True

All animal homes are underground.

False

Leaves that have been eaten might be a sign an animal was there.

True

Tracks and droppings can be clues that animals are nearby.

True

Droppings left by animals can be a clue they were there.

True

Some animals hide in their homes to avoid being seen.

True

Trees are never used as homes by animals.

False

A tree can be a home for some animals.

True

All animals can be easily seen by humans.

False

Birds leave clues like feathers and nests.

True

Animals are always easy to see in their habitat.

False

Animals only come out during the day.

False

Some animals leave footprints called tracks.

True

Only large animals leave tracks.

False

All animals make their homes in trees.

False

Tracks can tell us the size of an animal.

True

Birds singing is never a clue that animals are around.

False

You can always find an animal’s home easily.

False

Animals often leave signs that help us know they were there, like chewed plants.

True

All animal homes are visible to humans.

False