Deciduous forest

A temperate rain forest and were going to see every season and animal here

 bear eat the Deere and the vulgar eat the leftovers or

ground hogs eat the grass and the wolf eat the groundhog then the bear eats the wolf parrot producer.

 Bear consumer plants producer wolf consumer and

Deer and insect producer.

 Mammals insects birds are all part of the food chain

and web.

 When a fish eats the bottom then the bear eats the fish

or deer eat the grass then the wolf eats the deer then the bear eats the wolf.

 Some need to survive by hibernating or migrating

south .Others need to hunt others don’t some got to run before getting eaten to run.

 Mutualism happens when to other different kind of

species mate.  Parasitism is when a non-mutual relationship between organisms of different species where one organism, the parasite, benefits at the expense of the other, the host.

 North America  Europe  Australia  Asia

 South America

 Has some of the most fertile soil in the

world.  Has thousands of years of thick plant life.  Has good living conditions for plants and animals.  Deep well drained soil consisting of clay, sand, silt and rotten plants.

 Mountains  Deltas  Water falls  Rivers  Plains

 United States and Canada: are at 2,300

feet above sea level  Europe: are at 3,300 feet above sea level  Russia and China: are at 2,000 feet above sea level  Japan: is at 4,000 feet above sea level

 Delta National Forest in Mississippi  Appellation Mountains along the

eastern United States  Niagara Falls on the U.S. Canadian border  The Alps in Europe

 Tons or millions of flowers  Only a few kinds of trees are pine, spruce etc

 Grows well in the summer  Winter plants die  Spring middle growing time  Summer ready to be picked

 Starts at the end of the winter  Starts at spring

 Water resources can be found in rain lakes snow

and rivers

 Cool mornings  Mild climate  Changeable climate in a day min. and hour  Winter 10 to 30 degrees F.  July 36 to 81 degrees F.

 Cool not hot  Summers hot and dry  Oceans make climate mild

 50 cm of rain a year (1,000 mm)  Snow range 8 to 96 in.  Rain and melted snow = 32 to 80 in.