Animals and their Habitats
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The document is a presentation for Miss Thomas' 4th grade class about different animal habitats including polar regions, coniferous forests, grasslands, deserts, tropical forests, oceans. For each habitat, it asks what types of animals live there and how they survive in that environment. It concludes with a bibliography citing sources from the World Wildlife Foundation and Apple iPhoto.
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- 3. Polar Region North Pole and Antarctica Arctic Ocean Frozen soil=permafrost What kind of animals can survive in this land? How?
- 4. Coniferous Forests Found in northern North America and northern Europe Short cool summers, long harsh winters Evergreen, spruce, pine, fir trees What kind of animals can live in this habitat? How?
- 5. Grasslands No trees, small plants Hot summers cold winters Low rainfall Wildfires What kind of animals live in this habitat? How?
- 6. Deserts Little Rain Dry land with little water Cacti Hot days, cold nights What kind of animals live in this region? How?
- 7. Tropical Forest Near Equator - HOT Lots of Rain Huge trees What kind of animals can live in this habitat? How?
- 8. Oceans Four Oceans- Pacific, Atlantic, Indian, Arctic Small species (plankton) to large (whales) Coral, reefs, and animals What kind of animals live in this habitat? How?
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