8.7 million and still counting
The number of different species that live on Earth is a measure of biodiversity. Biodiversity is crucial for ecosystem stability, resilience, and the provision of ecosystem services such as pollination, water purification, and climate regulation. It reflects the health of ecosystems and can indicate the impacts of environmental changes, such as habitat loss and climate change. Additionally, high biodiversity contributes to genetic diversity, which is important for species adaptation and survival.
In a nest on a cliff or hill top they live in different countries and climates depending on the species
They estimate about 1,250,000 different species of animals
Yes. The human species is only known to live on Terra (Earth). Sometime in the future humankind may choose to live on a different planet, but so far we have not found another Earth-like planet that we could successfully live on.
There are many species that live on the earth. The list of species that live on go from birds,mammals, fish, deer, plants and snakes.
species diversity is the number of species that live in one area (or ecosystem)
That the offspring of one species may adapt to it's surroundings and live longer then though without the modification.
Species are finite categories in which individual fauna fall into. They are typically characterized by an inability to interbreed with other species and create viable offspring. While a horse and a donkey can create a mule, the mule is in almost all cases sterile and thereby not a viable offspring. Biodiversity is created by having many different species. Speciation (the process in which new species come to exist) is responsible for creating biodiversity.
Milions... and other milions still to be discovered. It is estimated that about half of the world's species live there, and that is a huge number.
Actually they do.
That the offspring of one species may adapt to it's surroundings and live longer then though without the modification.
Over 50% of the Earth's species live in tropical forests. Approximately 80% of all insect species live in tropical rainforests.