Amazing...Nice questions with some good explanations...I think you should have cross-checked your quiz for certain errors. One of such errors was that you stated that a snail was a 'Vertebrate'. Another issue was that you stated that a horse's habitat is a 'stable'.. Wrong!.. A habitat can be defined as a NATURAL Environment in which a specific organism lives. While domesticated horses are said to be able to accept any habitat, wild horses prefer plains, prairies, steppes and grasslands as their habitat. Overall, a good quiz..Enjoyable
Neat Bearautor
thank u so much for your comment but about the snail u can go and check it again it is right the question says vertebrates doesn't include snails and about the habitat for horses stable can also be the answer its not only nature that can be habitat for animals
Hip Cat
I was referring to the explanation given in the 'snail' question.. You clearly said: 'Vertebrates are animals that have a backbone and snail is one of it.'.. That implies that a snail is a Vertebrate. On the 'habitat' issue, I stand by my earlier comments.. If you consider a 'stable' to be a habitat for a horse then you'd also assert that a kernel and sty are 'habitats' for dogs and pigs respectively.. This is just wrong...Almost all definitions of habitats have the word 'NATURAL' in them... This certainly proves that habitat is more than a building, enclosure or artificial structure.. For more reading, I recommend these
Another issue was that you stated that a horse's habitat is a 'stable'.. Wrong!.. A habitat can be defined as a NATURAL Environment in which a specific organism lives. While domesticated horses are said to be able to accept any habitat, wild horses prefer plains, prairies, steppes and grasslands as their habitat.
Overall, a good quiz..Enjoyable
On the 'habitat' issue, I stand by my earlier comments.. If you consider a 'stable' to be a habitat for a horse then you'd also assert that a kernel and sty are 'habitats' for dogs and pigs respectively.. This is just wrong...Almost all definitions of habitats have the word 'NATURAL' in them... This certainly proves that habitat is more than a building, enclosure or artificial structure.. For more reading, I recommend these
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Habitat
https://animals.mom.me/what-is-the-wild-horses-ecosystem-8167031.html