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The G rassland Biome

The G rassland Biome. Made by: Kelsey Larose , S amantha Stuyniski, Zien Perry, Hailey Evans . About The Biome. About The Biome. Grassland Animals. What types of animals live here?

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The G rassland Biome

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  1. The Grassland Biome Made by: Kelsey Larose , Samantha Stuyniski, Zien Perry, Hailey Evans

  2. About The Biome. About The Biome

  3. Grassland Animals What types of animals live here? • Sheep, cattle, buffalo, birds, horses, hippos, zebras, lions, gazelles, cheetahs, leopards, and snakes.

  4. Food chain • Our food chain consists of organisms from the grasslands. • The sun gives off energy for plants. • The plants then may proceed with photosynthesis. This plant is a producer. • The grasshopper then eats the plants after it is fully grown. • The grasshopper is than eaten by a frog. • A snake eats the frog. They are both consumers. • The tertiary consumer is the hawk because it eats the snake.

  5. Producers and Consumers • Wild flowers and plants are producers. • Gazelles, zebras, and buffalos are primary consumers which eat the plants. • Lions, leopards, cheetahs and other carnivores are secondary consumers. • The leopard could be a tertiary consumer or the lion could be the end.

  6. What Class Of Animals Are They? • Mammals • Birds • Reptiles • Insects

  7. Adaption • Some animals have to compete with other animals for resources. • This process is competition. • Many animals have to adapt to their climate, and natural resources. • Grassland

  8. Symbiosis • Parasitism- Termites feed off the bark of the few scattered trees. • Commensalism Some frogs that live there feed off the few insects that live under ground. • Mutualism A leopards, cheetahs, and lions all benefit off of gazelles.

  9. Climate • Hot summers and cold winters. • Warm humidity. • Middle latitudes. • 20 to 35 inches of rain through out the year.

  10. Precipitation • Some snow in winter seasons. • Up to 2-3 inches of rain every day it rains. • This biome also goes through periodic droughts.

  11. Average Temperatures • 4 – 86 degrees winter through summer. • 104 at times.

  12. Water Resources • Major rivers • Tropical dry • Rivers provide water for the people.

  13. LocationSome in North America, South America, Europe, Asia, Australia, and Africa.The Llanos are located in Venezuela and northeasern Columbia 

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