1. Lakes And Ponds By: Jordan Caswell and Robbie Marth

2. What Do They Look Like A pond is small and shallow enough to support rooted plants. Sometimes plants grow all the way across the pond. A lake is much larger than a pond and is too deep to support rooted plants except near the shore. Some lakes are big enough for waves to be produced.

3. What Producers Grow There  Algae  Water lilies  Duckweed  Cattails  Reeds

4. What Consumers Live There  Fish  Birds  Frogs

5. Where Are They Located  They are located just about anywhere.  Some of the larger ones are located in: Asia, N. America, and Africa.

6. What Plant And Animal Adaptations Have Evolved There