Places located: United States- (Examples)Minnesota & Ohio
Canada Europe Russia Japan China
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Attractions Located Smokey Mountains Virginia Cades Cove In
Smokey Mountains Catalooche North Carolina Activities Horseback
riding Hiking Camping Bike trails
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American breech Carpet moss Common lime Guelder rose Lady fern
Adaptations (This is a picture of Carpet Moss)
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The height helps because they are also close to the sun to use
photosynthesis Another one of their adaptations is soaking up the
nutrients This is a picture of a Guelder
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The average amount of precipitation is 75 cm- 150 cm. per year.
The types of precipitation are rain, snow, hail and freezing rain.
The picture on the left shows about the average temperature for the
Deciduous Forest.
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The seasonal precipitation differences include: Winter- snow/
freezing rain Spring- rain Summer- rain/ hail Fall- rain/ freezing
rain The picture on the right shows snow in the Deciduous
Forest.
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Temperatures range from -30 degrees Celsius to 30 degrees
Celsius. The average temperature is 10 degrees Celsius. Each of the
4 seasons are 130- 200 days long.
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Due to climate changes, leaves fall off trees and change colors
in the Fall. Then they grow back in the Spring. The days shorten in
the fall. ( This is a picture of trees in the Deciduous Forest. You
can see how the color of the leaves are changed )
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Beaver Brown Bear Fox Porcupine Skunk Bald Eagle Black Bear
Coyote Duckbill platypusPicture of a Bald Eagle
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One animal adaptation is there fur changes in the summer and
winter to help them blend in. Another adaptation is that most
animals going into a stage called hibernation witch is like a deep
sleep. This is an American black bear
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The deciduous forest is used for mostly farming and housing.
The soil is very fertile and is often enriched with falling leaves,
dead organisms, and twigs. (A Deciduous forest in Dysart Woods,
Ohio)
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Some crops that are grown in the Deciduous Forest are corn, soy
bean, wheat, pumpkins, green beans, and potato. A Deciduous forest
located in Dysart Woods, Ohio.
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People are killing a lot of animals by building homes. As human
population increase it causes deforestation, pollution, and
industrial usage problems to this biome. (This deciduous forest
would be wiped out by deforestation)