All over the world animals and people spend a significant amount of time and energy providing shelter for themselves. Animals use many kinds of shelters. Foxes burrow into the ground. Beavers build mud-and-stick lodges in shallow streams. Some bears hibernate through the winter in the hollows of rocky cliffs or in holes in the ground. Apes build themselves nests of twigs in trees for protection while they sleep.
Human shelters also take many forms. People may build huts of mud and branches roofed with leaves. They may live in houses of wood, brick, or stone, or in huge apartment buildings of steel, concrete, and glass. They may use movable shelters such as tents, houseboats, and trailers or even recreational vehicles (RVs).
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No, koalas do not build shelter. They shelter in eucalyptus trees, resting in the forks of trees or on branches, but they neither build shelters nor do they use hollows or other forms of shelter.
twigs , leaves , and trees
you use sticks and rocks
incas used sticks and bricks to make their own shelter.
Usually mud or clay.
use palm branches,fern and make a lean to
Birds typically build their own nests for shelter, but some species may use abandoned nests from other birds.
they use bricks
A ferral cat should have no trouble finding shelter and won't be inclined to use it unles you domesticate it.
A ferral cat should have no trouble finding shelter and won't be inclined to use it unles you domesticate it.
An ants shelter is called a nest. They build their nests where thousands of ants will come and use as their home. Another name for their shelter is an ant hill.