Habitat Haven

This passage explores where otters live and how they adapt to both freshwater and marine environments. They make homes along rivers, lakes, and coastal waters, depending on the species. Otters need clean water, food, and shelter to survive, and pollution or habitat loss threatens their existence. The passage emphasizes their ecological importance and the need to protect clean water systems.

Students improve reading comprehension through fact identification and main idea recognition. The text introduces geography-based vocabulary and strengthens understanding of environmental adaptation. Reading about habitats also promotes global awareness and connects literacy with ecological responsibility.