Explanation

A habitat is the natural home where an organism or group of organisms lives. It includes the physical environment like forests, rivers, or deserts. Every living thing needs a habitat that provides food, water, shelter, and space.

A niche describes the role an organism plays in its habitat, not the place itself. A biome is a much larger area like tropical rainforest or grassland. Habit refers to regular behavior patterns, not living spaces.

Different organisms can share the same habitat but have different niches. For example, many animals live in a forest habitat. Each animal has its own niche based on what it eats and how it survives.