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Discovering Temperate Forests: Wildlife and Flora Insights

Dive into the captivating world of temperate forests, where diverse wildlife like squirrels, grizzly bears, and red foxes coexist among a rich variety of plant life including sweet gum, oak, and birch trees. This ecosystem experiences four distinct seasons, influencing its flora and fauna dramatically. Learn about the unique adaptations of animals, such as grizzly bears' hibernation and the interdependence of species. Understand how geography and meteorology shape this thriving environment, contributing to its rich biodiversity.

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Discovering Temperate Forests: Wildlife and Flora Insights

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  1. Temperate Forests By yours truly Cody Reeser Brandon Toothman Tre’Von porter-smith

  2. Zoology (Animal Life) Squirrels, grizzly bears, raccoons, red fox, cardinal bird are just some of them -squirrels they live in a tree and the tree isn’t harmed, things That eat squirrels are hawks, foxes, eagles, dogs -grizzly bears hibernate during the winter, stash food, likes honey, have to build up their weight by colleting fat ganing forty pounds of fat per week

  3. Botany (Plant Life) Varity of plants (moss, ferns, wild flowers, and other small plants) Certain trees Sweet gum- leaves are like maple leaves Oak Maples Birch Red bud trees grow in a spring, grows to 50in -8’c -16’c 18’ f – 61’ f

  4. Geography (Physical Landscape/habitat) • The warmer the temp the more precipitation the cooler the temp the less precipitation • Trees stratum 60-100 feet high • An herb layer of perennial forbs that bloom primarily in early spring • A ground layer of licks, club masses, and true mosses

  5. Meteorology (weather & Human Influence) • Is always changing • Has four distinct seasons: winter, spring, summer, fall • Winter is the coldist and summer the warmist • Between 30 and 60 inchs a year • precipitation in this biome happens year round

  6. SOURCES • Chalk.richmand.eda/education/projects/webantion/biomes/tforest.html • www.nhptv.org • www.mbgnet.net

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