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The grassland biome is generally open and continues flat areas of grass. The grassland is mostly use for agricultural use. It is located in central North America, South America and some southern portion of Russia. The average temperature can range around -20°C to 30°C  and the coldest is -40°C and the hottest is 38°C. The rainfall and soils are insufficient to support significant tree growth. The grassland cover 25% of the earth's land surface. The climate varies between the regions as the grasslands are all over the world. The biome is important because it maintains biodiversity and food production.

Animals: Antelope, birds, gophers, prairie dogs, and coyotes

Plants: Purple needle grass, blue gram, buffalo grass, red oat grass, and Rhodes grass

Human Impact: Humans convert grassland into fields for corps or grazing land for cattle. Logging, development conversion to agriculture and introduction of non-native plant species are all effects to the biome. People build houses on the grassland for habitation and such developments can cause harm to the biome.

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The tropical rainforest biome is a hot and moist biome where it all year around. It is mostly located in South America, central Africa, Southeast Asia, the islands of New Guinea and Australia. The biome is very wam the average temperature is 28°C and it never drops under 20°C as well as never goes over 35°C. The climate is consistent all year around and does not change. The biome provides habitats for many plants and animals as it has an abundance of energy and food supplies for them. Living things also love the ample sunlight and moisture the forest has. The biome provide humans with fresh air and is rich in biodiversity, the biome is important for human survival.

Animals: Capybara, blue morpho butterfly, mountain gorilla, jaguar, and brown-throated three-toed sloth

Plants: Ferns, lichens, mosses, orchids, and bromeliads

Human Impact: Humans logging, mining and ranching effect the biome in a negative way. Agriculture and oil and gas extraction have put unsustainable pressure on the delicate rain forest. Deforestation effect the habitats of many plant and animals species in the biome.

Fun fact: The tropical rainforest help fight climate change.

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Desserts the hottest and driest biomes in the world, they are mostly located in Africa, North America, Central America, Southern Asia, and Australia. There is little rain fall due to a high mountain to the windward side draws moisture out of wether systems before reaching to the leeward side. There are many types of deserts: dry deserts, semi-arid deserts, coastal deserts, and cold deserts. Temperatures in the deserts are an average of 38°C, and at night the temperatures falls to -3.9°C making it cooler to survive. The desert also has a high wind velocity which cause sand storms. Living things in the desert have to adapt to its harsh conditions. Animals adaptation are large ears for dissipating body heat, a light-colored coat to reflect heat and hairy paws to walk on the scorching sand. Plants lose very less water through transpiration, they grow their roots deep in the soil and stems are coated with a thick waxy layer.

Animals :   rattlesnake, camels, lizards, geeks, and meerkats

Plants: Saguaro cactus, yucca, succulents, mesquite, and cacti

Human Impact : Development of buildings and other projects have an impact to the biome. Expansion and intensive use of agricultural lands, poor irrigation practices, deforestation and overgrazing are other impacts that have effect on the desert. However, humans positively plant sees, mage water, manipulate soil properties and provide cover that help the biome.

fun fact : The soil can either be sandy, gravelly, or stony depending on the type of desert.

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Temperate Deciduous Forest are moisture forests located in the United States, Canada, Europe China, and many more. The temperature is usually 10°C and in the summers is 21°C while in the winter its -3°C. The average precipitation is 30 to 60 inches a year, it was inform of rain and snow. The forests have a long, warm growing season and is has an abundant amount of moisture. They obtain rich soil, great for growing plants. The trees mainly have leaves than needles that is why they are called deciduous forests.

Animals: Insects, spiders, slugs, frogs, and salamanders

Plants: Lichen, moss, ferns, wildflower, and mountain laurel

The human effects on the forest is the multiple types of pollution like chemicals, herbicides, and pesticides.Massive alterations of compostions, structure and diversity are the effects of logging, grazing, conversion to agriculture, fire suppression and manipulation of wildlife populations.

Fun fact: The forest change with the seasons

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Taiga has a milder temperature than Tundra but it's still a forest of cold. It is located in areas like Canada, Alaska, Siberia, and Scandinavia. It is filled with Coniferous trees and it has all four seasons, unlike Tundra. Taiga provides ecosystem services through carbon storage and clean water. Taiga often contains permafrost, which is a layer of frozen soil. Its temperature is normally around -5 to 5°C and its winter can go to the lowest -60°C.

Animals: lynx, wolverine, red fox, moose, and American black bear.

Plants: conifers, black spruce, pine, partridgeberry, and larch

Humans create deforestation by logging and cutting down wood for papers, pencils, and other products. They also mine in Taiga which

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Tundra is the coldest biome out of all, it receives the lowest precipitation and it goes as low as -31 degrees Celsius. It has poor nutrients and a short growing season. It had frost-molded landscapes, its summers can be only 6 weeks long and the winters are long and dark. It is mostly located in the northern part of the world like the North Pole, the aractic, and Siberia.

Animals: the polar bear, arctic fox, arctic hare, snowy owls, and reindeer

Plantes: Arctic moss, Arctic willow, Labrador Tea, Arctic Poppy, Cotton Grass, and Lichens

Humans established communities, created oil and mining operations, hunted animals, and disrupted permafrost roads which are hurting the biome.