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Deciduous Forest

Deciduous Forest. By:Yamilex Almonte, Abigail Paulino, Aaron Rodriguez,Karen Rodriguez, Melanie Abreu, and Emmanuel Rivas. American Black Bear. The American black bear, like most bears, lacks the distinctive shoulder hump that the grizzle bear has.

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Deciduous Forest

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  1. Deciduous Forest By:Yamilex Almonte, Abigail Paulino, Aaron Rodriguez,Karen Rodriguez, Melanie Abreu, and Emmanuel Rivas

  2. American Black Bear • The American black bear, like most bears, lacks the distinctive shoulder hump that the grizzle bear has. • They have round ears, a short stubby tail and short claws that are useful for climbing trees. • The males do not help raise the cubs, but leave to mate again like most other bear species. By: Melanie Abreu Fernandez

  3. Owl • An owl looks like a bird with a flat face and the eyes are in front of its head rather than the side of its head. • Owls live in most regions of the world making shelter in caves. • Owls mostly eat mice and rats but sometimes eat bigger prey and use their sharp claws to rip them apart. Owls: by_ Aaron Rodriguez

  4. European Red Squirrel • A European red squirrel looks like a smaller version of the more common gray squirrel except it’s fur is red instead of gray. • A European red squirrel lives in the European Deciduous Forest. • A red squirrel mostly eats nuts, acorns, hazelnuts and beech flowers. The European red squirrel is prey to Eurasion wild cats. By: All

  5. ANTS • Ants are black and furry. • Ants live in big nests that they create in a shady place for protection. • Ants eat leaves that they carry from trees or plants. They eat other things such as fruit and seeds. Ants are herbivores. They like to eat plants and fruit. Ants: By: Yamilex Almonte

  6. Tawny Milkap Mushroom • The tawny milkap mushroom looks like a orange and brown upside-down umbrella. • This mushroom lives in the European deciduous forests. • The mushroom is a decomposer and eats the chemicals off dead organisms. Humans eat this mushroom. By: Emmanuel Rivas

  7. American Beech • The American Beech tree does not like city living because of carbon monoxide. • The American Beech tree grows in the southern and eastern parts of the United States. • The American Beech tree produces a lot of paper. By: Abigail R. Paulino

  8. American White Tailed Deer • The fur of the White Tailed Deer is a grayish color in the winter. • The White Tailed Deer was once wiped out in much of the Northeast and Midwest of the United States. • The White Tailed Deer lives about 10 years. By: Abigail R. Paulino

  9. Coyote • Coyotes can weigh from 15 to 44 pounds. • Their bodies are 30 to 40 inches long. • When coyotes move into a place, they easily can upset the balance of that place. • They can kill the population of small mammals in a few years. By: Melanie Abreu Fernandez

  10. American Eagle • American Eagles have a lot of body feathers. • Feathers allow the American Eagle’s body to maintain a constant temperature. • Therefore, they should always keep their feathers in perfect condition. By:Karen Rodriguez

  11. Eastern Chipmunk • The Eastern chipmunk is about 5-6 inches long. • The Eastern chipmunk is a brownish –red color. Their ears stick straight up. • The Eastern chipmunk lives in the forest. • The Eastern chipmunks are not endangered species. By:All

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