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By: Audrey Mohon

Animals Rabbits Prairie Dogs Gophers Rats Bison Plants Wheat Corn Rice

The temperature in Grasslands in degrees ferinheight in average. This temperature is good for farming.

The yearly amount of rainfall is estimated to cm per year. This is also good for farm land

The landforms are very grassy and this is also very good for farming

Animals Asian elephant Jaguar Sloth Spider monkey Okapi Plants Bengal bamboo Jambu Tualang

The temperature of an average rainforest ranges from 30-77F.This temperature makes the area very moist

The rainfall is usually around 250 cm per year this also makes the land moist and humid.

The landform for rainforest is very wet, damp, humid, and very hot.

Animals Jackrabbit Small rodents Spotted Owl Tortes Snakes Plants American cactus Mesquite Creosote

The high is C(day) and the low is -50F (at night)

The rainfall ranges from 15-26cm per year.

Dry and very little water percent of deserts are covered by sand and rocks.

Animals Whitetail deer Skunk Deer Rabbit Toads Plants Oaks Maples Hickories

The temperature for the deciduous forest ranges from 70-65F

Rainfall estimates inches in a year.

The average landform is mountains, hills, trees, and grass.

Animals Canada Lynx Birds Mosquito Owls Warblers Plants Conifer Tamarack Evergreens

The average temperature is 50-30F.

The average rainfall ranges from cm per year.

The landforms for Taiga is evergreen trees, flat plains, and hills.

Animals Birds Caribou Musk Oxen Arctic Fox Plants Arctic moss Caribou moss Pasque flower

The temperature is estimated from -34C F

The average rainfall is from 6-10 inches per year.

The average landform for a Tundra I frozen soil(so it is very difficult for farm land).

By:Audrey Mohon