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What is a biome
A large region characterized by a specific type of climate, plant, and animal life.
What is a terrestrial biome
Land-based biomes such as forests, deserts, grasslands, and tundras.
What is a desert biome like
Very dry climate with extreme temperatures and little rainfall; organisms are adapted to conserve water.
What is a temperate deciduous forest
A forest with four seasons where trees lose leaves in the fall; moderate rainfall and biodiversity.
What is the tundra biome
A cold, treeless biome with permafrost, low precipitation, and low biodiversity.
What is the tropical rainforest biome
Hot and humid year-round with high rainfall and biodiversity; found near the equator.
What is the alpine tundra
Found at high altitudes; cold, windy, and dry with short growing seasons.
What is the savanna biome
A grassland with scattered trees; has distinct wet and dry seasons; found in tropical regions.
What is the grassland biome
Open areas dominated by grasses, with fertile soil and moderate rainfall; often used for agriculture.
What is the taiga (boreal forest)
A cold biome with coniferous trees, long winters, and short summers; found in northern latitudes.
What is the chaparral biome
A dry biome with hot summers and mild, wet winters; has drought-resistant shrubs.
What is an ocean biome
Aquatic biomes that include the open ocean, coral reefs, and coastal ecosystems.
What is a coral reef
A marine ecosystem with high biodiversity; built by coral animals in warm, shallow waters.
What is a saltwater marsh
Coastal wetland flooded with salt water; supports grasses and serves as a nursery for marine life.
What is an estuary
A body of water where freshwater from rivers meets saltwater from the ocean; very productive ecosystem.
What is the deep ocean biome like
Cold, dark, and high-pressure; low biodiversity but some specially adapted organisms live here.