Why do animals and plants have different habitats?​

Why do animals and plants have different habitats?

This is because the planet has different climates and different environments in every continents, organisms have evolved and adapted to these factors, that is why they have different habitats as well.

It is safe to say that organisms and their environment really are interrelated and needs each other in order to survive and continue.

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Animals tend to live naturally in specific areas. Different kinds of plants grow naturally in different areas too. Plants and animals will choose where they live mostly because of the water, food and climate of a specific are. The place that a plant or animal lives in is called a habitat.

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