Describe the distribution of living organisms in the ground-air, water and soil environment.

The aquatic environment is the most homogeneous in contrast to other environments. It is practically unchanged and has a high density. There are almost no warm-blooded animals in the water (only seals and whales, as they have the ability to withstand low temperatures). The main representatives of the aquatic environment can change their body temperature, depending on the temperature of the water.

Ground-air environment. Differs in its variety and more complex structure. It is characterized by fluctuations in air and temperature, as well as air density. The adaptation of animals to this environment will be the shape of the body, the presence of excretory organs, and special behavior.

Soil environment. It is characterized by small temperature fluctuations, the presence of air pores. In some properties it is similar to the air and water environment.