Referring the examination of the principle itself to another place, as has been already mentioned, it will be sufficient to remark here that, in the sense of the author who has been most emphatically quoted upon the occasion, it would only dictate a reduction of the SIZE of the more considerable MEMBERS of the Union, but would not militate against ...
The environment in which an animal lives in is referred to as its habitat. A habitats is a place where living things live and how they survive in that area. Habitats are homes, and everyone needs one! Animals have basic needs for air, water, food, shelter, and space. Plants, animals, and even humans choose habitats for many different reasons, depending on their needs. The picture to the right shows different animals and the habitat that best fits it's needs.
The term habitat was originally defined to mean the place where an animal or plant lives (i.e. a single species). However, this can be extended to include many species together (known as a community or assemblage) instead of a single species.