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My food chain includes…It’s important to know this because… I am thinking of (the topic) ... from the viewpoint of (the viewpoint you’ve chosen)...If this food chain was disrupted, the biome would be affected by….
Minha cadeia alimentar inclui... É importante saber disso porque... estou pensando (no tema) ... do ponto de vista de (o ponto de vista que você escolheu)... Se essa cadeia alimentar fosse interrompida, o bioma seria afetado de….

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This is a ___________________.

These are ________________.

_______________ is a producer. It gets energy from _____________.

_______________ eats _________________.

_______________ is eaten by _______________.

_______________ and ________________ are consumers. They eat _______________.

One example of a ______________ is ______________.

Two producers in this ecosystem are ______________and ______________. They get energy _________.

_______________ and _______________ are both consumers because ________.

_______________ is eaten by both _________________ and __________________.

_______________ gets energy from __________________.

When organisms die,__________________________.

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Liveing
Gyrfalcon:Eats birds,Falco Rusticolus is his Scientific Name,carnivore and consumer

Rock Ptarmigan:Eats leaves, herbivore, consumer, Scientific Name: Lagopus muta

Ruddy Turnstone: eat Insects, plants, crustaceans, mollusks,Scientific name Arenaria interpres,consumer,omnivore.

Snow Bunting Herbivore

Eats: Seeds habitat: open stony country, tundra, mountains; winters also on coasts and open country.

Non-Living

wind. its fast and it strikes you with this cold or hot depends what time of weather it is.

rain it is cold no matter what is relaxing when you hear it.

snow it is cold and it doesn't matter what weather it is and it melts when its hot outside

sunlight it is hot and relaxing and it warm you up so you don't get frost bite.

soil you step on it and you compose it.

rocks.

permafrost.

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Non living things in the grassland
1: the climate is nonliving
2: the soil is nonliving
3: the water is nonliving
4: the temperature is nonliving
5: fire is nonliving
6: Nutrients are nonliving

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gnats,flies, and many other types of other bugs have been found trapped in amber became trapped 10 to 15 million years ago witch means they died millions of years ago due to no food.

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Grasslands can usually contain large shrubs or trees.

Grasslands were getting hotter, and getting dried out...

Most Grasslands are around Africa, Australia, South America, and maybe India..

A Dessert is a part of the grasslands..

The Grasslands only contain 50.8 to 127cm (20-50 inches) of water per-year..

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The turtles habitat is the ocean and Coral Reefs. The predator is a shark. The prey is Jellyfish.

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The food chain for the grassland starts with the sun then the sun grows the grass, next the zebra eats the grass, after that the hyena eats the zebra, then the leopard eats the hyena and finally the tiger eats the leopard.

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living things= duck, bird, fish, tadpoles,, isopods, water mites. Non-living things= water, moisture, soil, dissolved, oxygen, water temperature, nitrogen levels.

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fresh water biomes have lots of things people must discover to know more about its biome some things I saw was that our biome has the sun, the sky, melting ice, trees, water, reflections, and foot tracks.

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The taiga is very, very cold in the winter. But when the warm summer comes, the ice and snow melt. The sun shines for days in the summer, because the taiga is near the top of the world. Insects breed in the melting water. Birds come to the taiga to nest and lay their eggs in the spring and to eat the plentiful insects.

During the summer months, the taiga fills up with millions of insects. Birds, who eat insects, migrate every year for the plentiful food supply.

The taiga is prone to wildfires. Many trees have adapted to this by growing thick bark, which can protect a tree from a mild fire.

The taiga is the largest biome. The taiga is primarily a coniferous forest (evergreen trees with needles) like the temperate rainforest, but the taiga is located between 50 degrees latitude north and the Arctic circle.  Many coniferous trees (evergreens with needles) grow in the taiga. The taiga has fewer animal species than the tropical or temperate deciduous forests.

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desert food chain

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The taiga is large and seemingly homogeneous. Acres and acres of the exact same tree species are often the case. There is not much diversity in the taiga.  In contrast, evergreen trees do not have to regrow leaves in the spring. Trees in the temperate deciduous biome drop

their leaves in the fall. The needles help keep the trees warm during the winter.

Evergreen trees in the taiga keep their leaves, but their cone shape helps prevent damage. Branches droop downward, which helps shed excess snow.  Taiga trees tend to be conifers. Conifers, many of which are evergreen, produce cones in late winter or early fall. It can take up to two years to produce a mature seed. Squirrels like to feed on these seeds.

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Taiga Temperatures
| Low | High
Winter | -65 F (-54 C) | 30 F (-1 C)
Summer | 20 F (-7 C) | 70 F (21 C) In the taiga, the average temperature is below freezing for six months of the year. Total yearly precipitation in the taiga is 12 - 33 inches (30 - 85 centimeters). Although the cold winters have some snowfall, most of the precipitation comes during the warm, humid summer months. Because of the tilt of the earth on its axis, in the taiga you'll find long nights in the winter and long days in the summer. Many trees have adapted to this by growing thick bark, which can protect a tree from a mild fire.

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Polar bear is an invasive species because if it over populated almost every animal in the web would be gone and if it decreased its population the other animals would overpopulate and it will be very broken.

And if the gyrfalcon over populated almost every bird will be dead therefore the things those birds eat would overpopulate and destroy either the environment or the web.

If the sun produced more energy there would be more plants and more moss therefore the animals would not go hungry but maybe overpopulate and the polar bears would have more food THEREFORE populating even more and destroying the web