1. Tundra Tundra has longer summers days and short winter sunlight.

2. Taiga • Taiga is also called “boreal” this means that has common trees are larch, fir, hemlock, and spruce trees or northern coniferous forest.

3. Estuaries • Estuaries is a costal body of water, partially surrounded by land, in which frsh water and salt water mix.

4. Coral reef • Coral reefs are some of Earth’s most spectacularly beautiful and productive ecosystem. A reef is composed of hundreds of corals that together create a structure of brightly colored shapes and patterns.

5. desert • Desert is a rain region with sparse to almost nonexistent plant life.

6. Grasslands • Grasslands are a large communities covered with rich soil, grasses, and similar plants.

7. Rain forest • Tropical rain forest have warm temperatures, wet weather, and lush plant growth. These forest are warm because they are near to the equator.

8. Temperate forest • Temperate forest are dominated by broad leaved hardwood trees that lose their foliage annually. These trees include maple, oak, birch, elm, and ash.