The term "terrestrial environment" refers to an environment that is solely made up of landforms.
It refers to the land area of the earth, which includes both artificial and natural surfaces, subsurface characteristics, and interactions with earth's atmosphere and oceans. Terrestrial organisms live in these habitats.
These communities of things and their environments, which live on continents and islands, differ from marine ecosystems in that they have a reduced water supply.
In aquatic habitats with similar climatic circumstances, these environments are characterized by substantial temperature fluctuations on a seasonal and diurnal basis.
Tundra, rain forest, deserts, and grasslands are just a handful of the basic terrestrial ecosystems that exist.