light sources and airy temperature ranging from 15-30degrees

there are many organisms such as king fishers and trees and komodo dragons with many plants

🌿 Swamp Environment

Environmental Factors:

• Light: Often shaded by trees, some sun in open water.

• Temperature: Warm to hot (tropical) or seasonal

• Air: Humid, low oxygen near water and soil.

• Water: still water slightly moving

🌱 Common Plants:

• Freshwater:, sunflowers and water lilies

• Saltwater (Mangroves): Red mangrove, black mangrove

🐾 Common Animals:

• Mammals: Beavers, otters, raccoons

• Reptiles/Amphibians: Alligators, frogs, turtles

• Birds: ducks

  
  

• The temperature is around 30 degrees

• There is not alot of water

• earthworms

• slugs

• grass

• mushroom

• trees

- temperature can be quite high in the day. (30-35 degrees)

- lalang, mimosa and love grass.

-grasshoppers, snails and slugs,Bees and butterflies Earthworms and termites

-there are leaves for the animals to live

Some animals and plants that are present are:

• Ducks

• Fish

• Shrimp

• Water lily

• Pond-skaters

• Ferns

Temperature : cooling ( 20 to 30 degree Celsius )

Air : a lot of carbon dioxide and oxygen

Water : 3 to 5 litres

Examples of animals present :

• birds

• ants

• spiders

• lizards

• squirrel

• owl

• bees

• insects

Examples of plants present :

• moss

• fern

• grass

• herbs

• flowers

  
  

2.Warm

3.Plenty of nutrition in water

4.High humidity in air

>24.c-30.c

>humid air

>saltwater

• Swamps are forested wetlands, usually found near rivers. They contain many trees and woody plants, and are nutrient-rich.

• They have a limited light level because of the density of vegetation and the presence of water.

• Their temperature is usually around 24°C to 29°C, though they change very easily depending on the season.

• They have a significant amount of air, both in the water and outside it. However, the amount of oxygen is limited, and air in the water can be seen by the bubbles.

• There is an abundant amount of water in swamps, usually containing fresh water or seawater.

• Common animals in swamps contain turtles, crocodiles, birds, snakes and muskrats.

• Common plants in swamps include cattails, trees and rushes.

Warm temperatures

> LIGHT

Swamps often have dense tree canopies, which means filtered sunlight reaches the ground.

>AIR

Swamps can have humid, stagnant air.

>WATER

Swamps are wetlands with standing or slow-moving water.

>PLANTS

• Cypress trees

• Mangroves

• Willows

• Duckweed

• Water lilies

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>ANIMALS

• Alligators or Crocodiles

• Snakes

• Frogs & Toads

• Birds

• Insects

• Fish

• Turtles

Examples of Plants:

• bacteria

• Floating Plants:

  • Duckweed, water hyacinth

• Submerged Plants:

  waterweed and eelgrass

• Emergent Plants:

  cattails and reeds

Examples of Animals:

• Invertebrates:

  Dragonfly larvae, snails, tadpoles

• Amphibians:

  Frogs, toads, and salamanders

• Reptiles:

  Snakes and turtles

• Birds:

  herons, ducks, and shorebirds. 

• Mammals:

  otters, beavers

-the temperature is 30 degrees.

-there is a lot of air and water.

-the predator eat the prey.

-bees, monitor lizard, flowers,snail,caterpillar,grasshopper,stick insect, trees,fruits,ants,spider,ferns,birds,dragonfly,

bacteria, fungi and mushroom.

Plants: beach grass, mangroves, seagrasses

Light: 2400 lx to almost 38,000 lx

Temperature: 30°C

Water : saltwater

The animals present are mudskipper, kingfisher, water snake, and the fishing cat.

common plants are mangrove trees.

-- LIGHT & HEAT

• decent amount of light

• usually 28°C

--AIR & WATER

• has a lot of air and water in the pond

-- PLANTS & ANIMALS

• fish

• sea horse

• shrimp

• duck

• lilypad

• nature

• seaweed

• algae

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• There is little shade

• The temperature can be very high in the day.

Availability of food

• The stems and leaves of the plants provide food for animals such as grasshoppers, caterpillars and

Organisms Present

Producers

• Lalang

• Mimosa

• Lovegrass

  Herbivores

• Bees

• Ants

• Birds

• Grasshoppers

• Rabbits

• Mice