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I am an explorer of this beautiful Earth
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From the jungle to the polar caps
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There are so many different homes for living
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Things, and we call them habitats
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A forest is made up of trees and animals
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Oxygen and water are the norm
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Temperate means it goes through different
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Seasons
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And tropical means it's very wet and warm
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A forest is a home for living things
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And it's one of the habitats
G A D
Grasslands can have many titles
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Pampas, prairies, savannas, or steppes
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And just like forests, they can be
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Tropical or temperate
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A grassland is a home for living things
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And it's one of the habitats
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Freshwater can be a marsh or river
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A wetland, a swamp, or a lake
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And freshwater can be ideal
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For insects, for beavers and snakes
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Freshwater is a home for living things
Bm G D
And it's one of the habitats
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The poles include the arctic and antarctic
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Both are very dry and cold
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And animals need blubber or hibernation
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If they want to live around the poles
G D A D
A polar biome is a home for living things
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And it's one of the habitats
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A desert's dry and doesn't have much water
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Some species live by storing it inside
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Some hide beneath the sand when it gets
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Hotter
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And come out in the open when it's night
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A desert is a home for living things
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And it's one of the habitats
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The ocean is vast, and it's all saltwater
A D
With jellyfish, whales, and sharks
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From the coral reef in the shallow parts
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To the deep, where it's always dark
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The ocean is a home for living things
G D A E
There are even more homes for living things
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So many different homes for living things
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And we call them habitats
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