Did you see the same kind of insects, pests, or worms in more than one of the places you visited?
Yes, some insects, pests, and worms are found in multiple places. Common insects like ants, butterflies, and bees can be found in gardens, farms, and near homes. Pests like aphids may affect plants in different locations. Earthworms are commonly found in soil across various habitats. However, some species are specific to certain habitats - for example, aquatic insects are found only near water bodies, and certain pests attack specific crops.
Explanation
The chapter explains that microorganisms are found everywhere, including in soil. Table 2.1 asks students to record where they find different living organisms including insects, birds, animals, and worms. Students observe and record biodiversity in multiple locations and can compare which species are common across locations and which are specific to certain habitats.