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The deciduous Temperate forest is a variety of temperate forest dominated by trees that lose their leaves each year. it is a biome that is always changing, it has four different seasons: winter, summer, fall and spring.

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The Deciduous Temperate Forest  can primarily be found in the eastern part of the United States and Canada, most of Europe and some parts of china and Japan.

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Symbiotic relationships in the Deciduous Forest. Parasitism 

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Symbiotic relationships in the Deciduous Forest. Parasitism 

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An example of Parasitism in the Deciduous Forest is the relationship between the tick and a white-tailed deer. The tick stays and feeds on the nutrients in the deer. In this process, the deer may get an infectious disease from the tick.

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The average rainfall in deciduous temperate forests is about 60 inches overall

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The average temperature in the Deciduous Temperate Forest is 50°F.  summers average at about 70°F while winter temperatures are often below freezing.

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Symbiotic relationships in the Deciduous Forest. Commensalism 

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Symbiotic relationships in the Deciduous Forest. Commensalism 

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An example of commensalism is the moss and oak trees. The moss thrives on the bark of oak trees. The oak tree is unaffected while the moss is saved from choking due to the leaf litter

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Symbiotic relationships in the Deciduous Forest. Mutualistic

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Symbiotic relationships in the Deciduous Forest. Mutualistic

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The eastern chipmunk has a mutualistic relationship with the oak tree. The oak tree provides a home for the chipmunk, and the chipmunk takes seeds from the tree and disperses them, this benefits the tree too

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Common Plant Life, how they adapt. Lady Fern 

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Common Plant Life, how they adapt. Lady Fern 

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In winter, the lady fern drops its leaves and goes dormant after the first frost in fall, this is an adaptation that helps this plant survive the cold temperatures.

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Common Plant Life and how they adapted. Maple trees   

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Common Plant Life and how they adapted. Maple trees   

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Maple trees is one of the plants in the Deciduous Forest. Most of them are deciduous trees, which means they shed their leaves in fall and are dormant in the winter to conserve energy. The leaves are broad for a large surface area available to collect sunlight energy to be used for photosynthesis,

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The soil in Deciduous forests is called alfisols. These soils do not have a bleached E horizon, but do have clay that accumulates in the sub-soils.  The alfisols are very common in the Midwestern region, they are the most fertile type of forest soils

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Opossum
The opossum is the only marsupial in North America. They have migrated from South America and are continuing to move further north. The opossums survival is because of a lack of carnivores that will eat them.

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Fowler's Toad
The fowler's toad is a small species of toad that resides in eastern North America. The fowler's toad likes to burrow or hide under rocks and leaves when inactive.

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http://w3.marietta.edu/~biol/biomes/tempded.htm

https://nationalzoo.si.edu/animals/fowlers-toad
http://www.nhptv.org/natureworks/nwep8c.htm/redfox.htm