Temperate Rain Forests
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Temperate Rain Forests By Maja Schmidt 1,2
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Temperate Rain Forests. By Maja Schmidt. 1,2. World Map. 3. Abiotic factors. Heavy rain falls, which are necessary for plant and animals. Fertile soil which helps the plants to grow. Sunny summers and cold winters. 24. The Animals. 4. The Elk A Herbivore - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Temperate Rain Forests
By Maja Schmidt
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World Map
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Abiotic factors
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Heavy rain falls, which are necessary for plant and animals
Sunny summers and cold winters
Fertile soil which helps the plants to grow
The Animals
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The Elk• A Herbivore•Brown fur and Antlers on his head, to blend into the environment• Thick warm fur for cold winters
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The Raccoon•Carnivore•Warm fur
Flexible paws for climbing when threatened
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The Black Bear
Good in swimming to catch food
Sleeps in winter
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The Cougar Brown and thick fur to blend in with the environment
It eats mule deer, white-tailed deer, elk, and even large moose.
Thick paws for running
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The Plants
Fireweed
Salmonberry
Western Red Cedar
Stinging Nettle
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Salmonberry
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Seeds in berry
Easy to grow in soft, moist ground
Red flower to attract bees
Fireweed
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Tall, pink flowers to attract bees and other small animals
Western Red Cedar
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Can survive in cold winters
A needle tree
Stinging Nettle
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Has poison in his leaves, which burns on the skin
Has medical uses
Human Impact
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Feeding
Cut down
pollutionForrest F
ires
Polluting
Animals die or loose their homes
Rivers or lakes get poisoned
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Cut downMany animals loose their homes
We are cutting down oxygen
Feeding
The amount of animals have increased greatly
Animals start not being afraid of us
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