 Moreover, other habitats including compost heaps, decaying plant material and soil can also be their place to live.However, the habitat for "B. ranarum" is not fixed and a life-cycle illustration of it might provide a better idea of the variation of its habitats.First, insects might eat feces and decaying plant materials in which "B. ranarum" might be present, or insects might have physical contact with the strains so that the strains can attach to the insects externally.