Here's why:
* Habitat Definition: A habitat is the natural environment where an organism lives and finds the resources it needs to survive. This includes food, water, shelter, and suitable conditions for breeding and raising offspring.
* Every Animal Needs Resources: All animals, regardless of their species, need these resources to survive.
* Flexibility and Movement: While some animals have fixed territories within their habitats, others are nomadic or migratory. Even animals that move around have preferred environments and areas they frequent to access the necessary resources.
Examples:
* A polar bear's habitat: The Arctic ice floes and surrounding land
* A desert lizard's habitat: A hot, dry desert with specific types of vegetation and insects for food.
* A migratory bird's habitat: The diverse locations it visits throughout its annual migration.
So, while the specific definition of a habitat might be slightly different for each animal, every animal has an environment where it finds the resources it needs to survive.