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BBC BITESIZE - KS2 SCIENCE - HABITATS (CLIP COMPILATION)

https://www.bbc.com/bitesize/clips/z2bygk7

A compilation of images based on the theme of habitats. This short (1.04 min) video clip from BBC Bitesize provides a compilation of images set to a background of music and based on the theme of habitats. Includes images of the desert, Arctic, coast, beetles, lizards, penguins, waves, woodlice, hermit crabs, river bed, fish, various flowers, a mole, weeds, seedlings, leaves and roots. Note: There is no narration in this clip.

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