Meanings of new habitats in English

Some species become invasive, damaging their new habitats and wild neighbours.

Individuals can help wildlife by creating new habitats and resources in their local communities.

Many were the migrating birds blown off course to new habitats by recession at home.

In exchange, yeast use fruit flies to hitch a ride and disperse to new habitats.

But above all the pigs are constantly opening up new habitats, which the hunters have difficulty reaching.

And new habitats can be germinated.

The giant weta are breeding well in their new habitats, and are only very rarely devouring human beings alive.

Little trees, shrubs and bushes adjust more easily to their new habitats, and they are WAY cheaper than big plants.

For there were other places, perhaps not quite so favored as Cleft, but still well suited for the building of new habitats.

And as whale populations rebound and move into new habitats, more whales are finding themselves in the paths of busy maritime traffic.

Many of the dwellers have adapted to their new habitats so well that they're barely recognizable as primates anymore, or even mammals.

The demise of the dinosaur super predators gave mammals a new opportunity to diversify and occupy new habitats, from which human beings eventually evolved.

Strong population growth was observed in L. cyclurus sampled from shallow shorelines, suggesting population growth associated with the colonization of new habitats following lake-level rises.

New habitats that might not be planets at all?

New materials, new structures, new habitats?