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World Biomes
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By: Sophia Carnahan

Biomes World Map

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Tundra

Taiga

Plants

Balsam
Fir

Arctic Willow

Arctic Fox
Animals

American Black Bear

Arctic Ocean

Deep Sea
Anemone

Temperate Forest
Plants
Rhododendron ponticum Animals
Penguins

Bison

Chaparral

Freshwater

Blue Oak

Algae
Plants

Black-tailed
Jackrabbit

Animal s Hippopotamus

Tropical Ocean

Temperate Grassland

Plants

Sunflower

Algae

Animals
Coyote
Stonefish

Tropical Forest

Savanna

Plants
Baobab
Bengal Bamboo

Animals

African Elephant

Orangutan

Desert

Alpine Tundra

Plants

Bear Grass

Barrel Cactus

Animals

Armadillo Lizard

Alpaca

Taiga

The American Black Bear has a thick coat which helps it keep warm in the taiga

Arctic Tundra

The Arctic fox has adapted a stealthy movement due to its predatory nature.

Arctic Ocean

The Harp Seal adapts to the cold weather with it’s heavy coat. Temperate Forest

The Panda adapts to the temperate forest because they can eat the bamboo with their teeth because their teeth are very strong.

Chaparral

Freshwater

Kangaroo rat

The kangaroo rat gets most of their water from the seeds they eat which are fond in the chaparral The American Alligator is adapted to the Freshwater biome because it has 3 different eyelids or layers of eyelids that allow it to swim underwater with its eyes open and it doesn’t hurt.

Tropical Ocean
Grassland

The stonefish looks the way it does because it helps it camouflage in the tropical ocean and not get eaten.

Temperate

The prairie dog has limbs that are adapted to burying and this is important because animals in the temperate grassland have to hide from their enemies a lot and they bury to get a way from them.

Savanna

The African elephant's size makes them hard for predators to eat, such as leopards, lions, or jaguars. At night, the adults form a circle around the calves to protect them from danger. Tropical
Rainforest

The orangutan’s arms are long which allow it to swing around
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