New Mexico Climate PrecipitationTemperature  Winter 1in per month  Summer 1/4in per month  Winter 55degrees  Summer 80degrees.

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New Mexico

Climate PrecipitationTemperature  Winter 1in per month  Summer 1/4in per month  Winter 55degrees  Summer 80degrees

Plants The plants in New Mexico are:  Prickly pear cactus  Yucca (state plant)  Sand Verandas  Cane Cholula cactus  Ocotillo  Saguaro cactus

Animals The animals in New Mexico are:  Coyotes  Fennec  Jack Rabbit  Bald Eagle  Lizard  Scorpions

Decomposers  Mushrooms  Lichen  Moss

Food Chain  Sun  Seeds  Plant  Caterpillar  Bird

Human Effect  Pollution  Oil  Trash  Water pollution

Natural Change Floods Floods effect plant of to much water and effect herbivores by making,them starve and it effects the carnivores cause it makes them starve to.

Adaptation  Rabbits ad adapt by changing the color of their fur in the winter to create camouflage, to stay alive.

Endangered Species  Baled eagle  Black bear 

Facts  New Mexico is home of the balloon fiesta  Sandia mountains  Cuba mountains  Roswell  Carlsbad cavrins

Quiz  What are the animals we listed  What is the food chain