Question

which environment is best for an organism that sleeps during the day and digs holes in the ground for shelter?
wetland
rainforest
tundra
desert

Explanation:

• Wetland: It is a water - rich environment. Organisms here don't typically need to dig deep holes for shelter as water provides some cover and the soil may be too water - logged for extensive digging.
• Rainforest: There is a lot of vegetation cover. Organisms can find shelter in trees, undergrowth etc. rather than mainly relying on digging holes in the ground.
• Tundra: The ground is often frozen (permafrost in many areas). Digging holes is very difficult due to the hard, frozen soil.
• Desert: During the day, deserts are extremely hot. An organism that sleeps during the day would avoid the heat. Digging holes in the ground (where the temperature is more moderate) provides a good shelter from the extreme heat and also from predators.

Answer:

desert