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By:Matt, David, and Chris Wetlands By:Matt, David, and Chris

Wetland's Location and Climate The Wetlands is located in every continent except Antarctica. The climate of the wetlands varies depending on the location.

Plants and their adaptations There are many plants located in the wetland areas.Some examples are water plants, trees, mangroves, and shrubs. These plants survive well because of the humid conditions in this area. Though the humid air fits most plants. All plants can use this.

Landscape The wetlands are moist,have rough area with many plants and animals. The wetlands are made up of aquatic and land areas.

Animals and adaptations In the Wetlands there is a lot of different species of cool animals, for example the bleating tree frog. The bleating tree frog is about 45 millimeters. Thats is small for a frog. Another really cool animal is the feral deer or the european red fox. Another animal is the beaver. There are different groups of animals in the wetland, for example the bleating tree frog is in the reptiles and amphibians group. The feral deer and european fox are in the pest species group. The beaver is in the same group.

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