Habitat in a sentence as a noun

Almost 90% live in cislunar colonies, but over 1,000 now reside in habitats on Mars.

Well, with a habitat that reaches across Africa and Asia, and their ability to thrive in rain forests and grasslands, there are.... Oh. Ohhh.

The photo should be in a National Geographic captioned "A Unix beard in his natural habitat".

And in Australia Koalas are becoming endangered because of the loss of their habitat.

And here we see the middle-brow dismissal in its natural habitat...Of course it's marketing; they're doing a huge marketing push on this.

Further expeditions to asteroids and Mars, although no permanent habitats yet.

They're redirected to the habitat for humanity site where you can find plans to build your own hotel, and possibly enlist some volunteers to help.

Their native habitat consists of rainwater puddles held in volcanic rock, so the shrimposphere is probably fairly luxurious.

It didn't really matter what the activity was, kickball, hide and go seek, and when we were a bit older volunteer community work like habitat for humanity type things.

Launching a extra spare habitat or earth-return-vehicle to Mars will be a better bang-for-the-buck in terms of decreasing mission risk, with the bonus that we need to do it anyway.

They will argue wildlife endangerment, habitat destruction, cancer risk, ******* risk, traffic risk, earthquake/disaster risk, global epidemic risk, job preservation/creation/destruction risk, you name it.

How many people die due to pollution related causes again?\nHow many will be affected due to climate change?How many birds die because of eolic parks?How many animals die or lose their habitat when a hydroelectric power plant is built?

Mines create environmental degradation through topsoil loss, poorly controlled tailings ponds that leach into groundwater as well as lakes and rivers, roads slicing through habitat, and the use of large amounts of energy to extract and process the materials they uncover.

Habitat definitions

noun

the type of environment in which an organism or group normally lives or occurs; "a marine habitat"; "he felt safe on his home grounds"