Concept:A habitat is the natural environment where an organism lives and obtains food, shelter, and conditions needed for survival.
Explanation:The first organism shown is a land snail, which is commonly found in gardens and other moist, shaded places. It often hides under leaves, stones, or in damp soil during the day and avoids staying underwater for long periods. Therefore, among the options, the habitat of the snail is best described as a garden.
The second organism shown is a cactus plant. Cacti have thick stems, spines, and water-storing tissues that allow them to survive in very hot and dry conditions. Such conditions are typical of deserts. Therefore, the habitat of the cactus is a desert.
So, the habitats of the organisms respectively are garden and desert.
Answer:D. garden and desert
