THTIMING HABITAT FOR VA

The charge is that the habitat is from a specific location. This is often seen in cases where an animal is relocated to a new area and it is not their natural habitat. For example, if a bird is released into the wild after being raised in captivity, the charge might be that the habitat is from the zoo. In this instance, the charge would be false because the bird was not actually from the zoo originally. However, if the bird had been born in the zoo and then released into the wild, the charge would be true. In general, the term "habitat" refers to the natural environment of an organism, and so the charge of it being from a specific location usually indicates that the organism has been artificially introduced to that environment.