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Hannah's living together - Coggle Diagram

- - - - water
      - sunlight
      - space
      - food
      - air
  - - - frogs
      - birds
      - mosquitoes
        
        fish
      - pond snails
      - butterflies
  - - - zebras
      - birds
      - grasses
      - deer
  - - - An aquarium, a terrarium, or a man-made cage is an artificial habitat.
    - - terrariums, animals are provided with enough water, food, shelter, space, and air so that they can survive and reproduce.
- - - - A population of a species includes the young and the adult
        
        For Example A population consists of a frog and its tadpoles in a particular area.
        
        The population size of a species living in the same area is the total number of the adults and young living in that area
- - - - This area may be covered by sandy or muddy shores. It may also have pebbles, small rocks, or large rocks.
        
        Animals like clams and mussels have shells to protect them from being smashed on the rocks by waves.
        
        Other animals like limpets, starfish, and seaweed attach themselves to rocks so they do not wash out with the tides.
      - Animals living in this community must be able to tolerate great changes in water levels and temperatures in a day
      - When tides come in, they carry plankton and dead plants and animals. Animals like shorebirds, anemones, crabs, barnacles, starfish, and small fish feed on the food the waves bring in
        
        Other animals like limpets, starfish, and seaweed attach themselves to rocks so they do not wash out with the tides.
      - Mosses, seaweeds, and seagrasses are some of the common plant populations in this community
  - - - A mangrove swamp is located near the mouths of rivers commonly
      - Plants growing in the mangrove swamps can survive in salty seawater with their special roots. They can use their roots to obtain oxygen from the air and to hold themselves firmly in the soft mud.
        
        Mangrove swamps provide habitats for various animals such as crabs, snakes, crocodiles, mudskippers, shorebirds, hummingbirds, and mosquitoes.
        
        Some marine animals, such as shellfish, may be found attaching to the roots of mangroves.
  - - - floating plants
        
        Roots are found below water surfaces
        
        eg:duckweed, water hyacinths, water lettuce and mosquito fern
      - Partially/Half submerged plants
        
        Half of the plant with roots grows in the water.
        
        eg:cattail,lotus,water lily
        ,arrowhead and water shamrock
        
        The other half, consisting of leaves, flowers, and fruits, grows above the water surface. The other half, consisting of leaves, flowers, and fruits, grows above the water surface.
      - Fully submerged plants
  - - - Some examples of animal and plant populations found in a garden habitat:
        
        Animals
        
        Bird, Bee, Butterfly, Garden, snail, Grasshopper, Beetle, Slug, Woodlouse, Termite ,Earthworm and Lizard
        
        Fungi and microorganisms
        
        Mushrooms,fungus and Bacteria
        
        Plants
        
        Moss, Rose plant, Palm tree, Angsana, Orchids ,Staghorn ferns and Bird's nest ferns
  - - - A field receives enough sunlight, allowing plants to carry out photosynthesis to provide food to various animals living in the same habitat.
        
        Some examples of animal and plant populations found in a field habitat:
        
        Animals
        
        Snake
        
        Grasshoppers
        
        Snail
        
        Butterfly
        
        Bee
        
        Fungi and microorganisms
        
        Mushrooms
        
        Toadstool
        
        Bacteria
        
        Plants
        
        Lalang
        
        Lalang Mimosa
        
        Milkweed
      - A leaf litter community may also be found within a field community
  - - - Most leaf litter is found on the forest floor, where sunlight is blocked by the leaves of tall trees.
  - - - Some examples of plants and animals in a forest community
        
        animals
        
        Mammals
        
        tiger
        
        monkey
        
        Reptiles
        
        snakes
        
        lizards
        
        Amphibian
        
        frog
        
        newts
        
        Birds
        
        Insects
        
        Plants
        
        Banyan tree
        
        Kapok tree
        
        Fig tree
        
        Liana
        
        Ferns
        
        Fungi and microorganisms
        
        Mushrooms
        
        Bracket fungus
        
        Bacteria