if your doing socail studies or whatever heres the answer . "The bald cypress" lives in slow-moving water and grows to be the biggest. They can grow up to 150 feet tall.(That's tall as a 15-story building.) The other kind of cypress is the "pond cypress". As the name implies, it favors the still water of lakes or ponds. Cypress trees are known for their unusual trunks that spread out at the to support their great hieght. They can live up to be 500 years old and are cousin to the famous redwood tree. If you find a mature cypress that survived the logging days, and if trees could talk, it could tell you all about the Spanish explorers who came to Florida when it was very young.
beacause they both have freshwater
they are both water and both hold life.
How drought is different from the effects resulting from draining the pond
this differ because the pond
Yes, "pond" and "long" do not rhyme because they have different ending sounds.
The pond is in a different place in every town, but I'm not sure whether it is possible to not have a pond
There is a lot of different pond vacuums for a garden pond for sale. These vacuums are sold at landscaping stores, home improvement stores, and online.
No because some other fish eat different things in a pond.
That's because the light that is reflected from your face toward the pond reflects off the pond surface into many different directions.
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different species
They are not usually the same.