No, it is not. It is technically slang, derived from the word "habitate." However, habitation is a word: it is the act of inhabiting or a dwelling place.
they live in the same habitat
oceans/seas
in the mountations, in trees
soz i dont know
grassy,(or gassy) fields
they do on my lake,jb.
habitate for fiddler crab
the natural place of plant or animal is called their habitat
They lived in prehistoric jungles.
giant habitate
Avita (avitha) means life. origin in latin. If you are going on purely pronunciation for spelling "avita" is the pronunciation for the Spanish word "habita," which means to habitate or live in.
cool i dont know so look it up