Name the habitat where various types of fish live

Aquatic Habitat

An aquatic habitat is an environment where organisms live in water. It is of three main types:

• Freshwater habitat: rivers, lakes, ponds, and streams.
• Marine habitat: seas and oceans.
• Coastal habitat: areas where land meets the sea.

Fish are common in both freshwater and marine habitats, such as lakes, ponds, rivers, seas, and oceans.

The health of an aquatic ecosystem declines when it cannot withstand stress. Stress may result from:

• Physical changes: water temperature, flow, or light availability.
• Chemical changes: addition of nutrients, oxygen-depleting substances, or toxins.
• Biological changes: introduction of new species or disturbances in existing populations.

Terrestrial Habitat

A terrestrial habitat is one found mainly on land. These habitats occur across varied environments like forests, deserts, grasslands, caves, farms, wetlands, and shorelines.

Examples of terrestrial animals include cats, ants, and spiders.