How is an organism's behavior is related to changes in the deciduous forests biome?
In a deciduous forest there is a moderate amount of rainfall, so the area can support a medium-number of large trees. Because forests are reletively sparse as compared to rainforests, sunlight reaches the forest floor, allowing for moss and ferns and such to thrive near the base. This allows for a lot of plant life. In these areas, summers are hot (up to 35 C I believe) and winters are cold (-10C) so all organisms are well-adapted to living in both warm and cold environments. For example, deciduous trees lose their leaves to conserve energy in winter and bears hibernate in the winter in order to conserve energy they stored in the summer months when food (berries and small game and such) is plentiful.
Do elephants live in the Amazon rain forest?
No. Elephants live in Africa and India, but not in South America.
^ whoever answered this question is wrong! im improving this persons huge mistake! first of all not only are there rainforest in south America but in ASIA. many elephant are not only in Africa and India. In the Asian rainforest many elephant habitat there.
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What are some effects on slash-and-burn?
The slash and burn technique releases CO2 into the atmosphere. The trees that used to fix this CO2, hold the soil in place and provide water vapor through transpiration are gone. The the lack of water vapor decreases precipitation, the lack of precipitation dessicates the soil, the dry soil without any roots anchoring them is more susceptible to erosion, the increased greenhouse gas of CO2 traps more of the suns heat, leading to even dryer soil, the fertile topsoil blows away. In a few years that lush rainforest will become a barren desert.
How many animals live in one kapok tree?
Animals that may live on a Kapok tree may be monkeys, tigers, birds etc.
Are there any dangerous elements to traveling to the temperate deciduous forest?
sometimes you should be scared of plants,birds,bears and most animals you know to be violent.WATCH OUT BECAUSE THEY ARE DANGEROUS
Why would hawkeye pursue the Indian runner into the forest?
The Indian runner's companions would be watin
Protection of wildlife and forest?
Land purchase
- One type of forest protection is the purchasing of land in order to secure it, or in order to plant trees (
aforestation).
On site monitoring
- This involves watching over the forest to ensure nothing happens. This is usually done by cameras or patrols.
Government granting it protection
Explain howa small lake can become a forest?
Ponds and lakes typically become forests by silting up. The sediments of a river can become trapped in a shallow lake and eventually becomes higher than the water level or water table. This forst forms a meadow, and later the larger trees grow in. This is now occurring at Mirror Lake in Yosemite National Forest.
Lakes that dry up will usually not become forests because they lack groundwater, and there may be a concentration of alkali salts in the lake bed.
What is an example of commensalism in temperate deciduous forest?
relationship with both organisms benefits. One organism gets benefits from anothor but it helps the other organism to.
ex:
1)relationships between bees and flowers,
2)certain ants nest inside the plant's thorns. In exchange for food and shelter, ants protect trees from attack by herbivores and competition from other plants
3) land version of symbiosis is the relationship of the Egyptian Plover bird and the crocodile. In this relationship, the bird is well known for preying on parasites that feed on crocodiles. To that end, the crocodile openly invites the bird to hunt on its body, even going so far as to open its jaws to allow the bird enter the mouth safely to hunt the leeches from its gums. For the bird, this relationship not only is a ready source of food, but a safe one considering that few predator species would dare strike at the bird at such proximity to its host.
A short gravel path leads into the woods. Pine trees stand to attention like soldiers in line at there feet a soft, spongy carpet of leaf matter. Sunlight filters through the pine needles creating a kaleidoscope of different greens. A solitary laurel bush sways gently in the calm breeze. Ladders of ivy climb steadily towards the light. The spicy aroma of curry (from the kitchens) mingles with the softer scent of pine. Spiky holly leaves crowd in a dense mass providing refuge for the many birds.
Rapid drumming betrays the woodpecker before it is encountered. A juvenile great spotted woodpecker is resplendent in his fine coat of black, white and red. His beak a drill forages for grubs beneath layers of bark. A black birds warning call send the woodpecker into sudden flight.
A disturbed log reveals a bustling crowd of mini beasts searching for an exit like passengers off the tube. An earwig stands out with its vivid orange exoskeleton. Its antennae feel for its exit and it slides into the rotten wood. Ants lead in a trail towards their crushed ant hills.
At the foot of a holly tree stands a gorse bush, its yellow flowers radiant like millions of tiny suns. Empty snail shells lie smashed on a rock. Arum pushes through the decomposed soil in clumps, its berries not yet fully developed. Tree roots zig zag through the may paths creating waves in the soil. Bramble bushes stand guarding the exit with their treacherous thorns.
I got an A*-20/20 for this piece of work please do not copy and paste since this took me an hour to write but feel free to use my ides.
By Alice
What might happen if people cut down many of the trees in forest?
it causes lot of disadvantages like global warming, dries up land because the trees provide shade and without shade the ground dries up. Also, increased erosion because the root systems aren't there to stop it.
What are organisms that live in boreal forests?
In the Boreal Forests there are
What is the difference between a mountain range and a mountain chain?
The difference between a mountain range and a mountain chain is that a mountain chain is a row of mountains and a mountain range is lots of mountains in one area.
What are Different names for forest?
Its hard to tell you all the names of the forests of the world . if you are finding the forests of a certain area then type the name of the place....
How are the rain forests being destroyed?
They are being destroyed because humans cut down the trees in the rainforest. And when we cut down trees, we're destroying homes belonging to animals who live in that area. Also if that keeps on happening the animals will die with no home to find in the trees. Also I think that since the trees are being cut down sooner or later the trees that are being cut down will provide us less air. With this matter of fact we can not spare another tree to be cut down.
What are the tribes in the temperate forest?
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How many types of rain forest are there?
i could not give you an accurate answer due to the rate that they are being destroyed.
How do people help the rainforest?
One way to save the Rainforest from vanishing, is to stop cutting down the trees, bushes, and brush. If we do this our people, and animals will be happy, and the Rainforest will be saved. You can also plant more flowers, trees, brush, and bushes, so when/if they do cut down the trees, there will be plants to replace them.