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Tundra Tundra by by Jaret Jaret Christine Christine Andrew Andrew Jordan Jordan

Transcript of Tundra by JaretChristineAndrewJordan. Tundra Temperatures.

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Tundra Tundra byby

JaretJaret

ChristineChristine

AndrewAndrew

JordanJordan

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Tundra Temperatures

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Tundra temperature

http://www.coolantarctica.com/Antarctica%20fact%20file/antarctica%20environment/climate_graph/antarctica_climate_graph_comparitive.htm

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Plants!Plants!

Arctic willow

Fireweedgoldthread

bluebellCloudberryBlueberryyarrow

Tufted saxifrage

SoapberryArctic roseRed current

Arctic poppy

mossMonkshood lupine

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Corn Snake

• The corn snake is prey and predator

• The corn snake is a carnivore

• Corn snakes grow to be 3-5 feet long

• It takes about 10 weeks for corn snake eggs to hatch

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Corn Snake

• One of the corn snakes predators is the bull frog

• The corn snake has a wide variety of food

• One is a mouse

                                      

                                  

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Leopard Leopard SealSeal • Seals eat fish Seals eat fish

crustacean bird crustacean bird krill and some krill and some seals seals

• Seals are Seals are carnivorescarnivores

• There predators There predators are polar are polar bears ,killer bears ,killer whales , sharks whales , sharks and man and man

• They live in cold They live in cold waters and in waters and in the arctic the arctic

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• Leopard seals can get Leopard seals can get up to ten feet long.up to ten feet long.

• They get up to weight They get up to weight of seven hundred and of seven hundred and

fifty pounds. fifty pounds.

Leopard seal

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Caecilian

• The caecilian is an amphibian

• It is prey • During the winter

season they lay their eggs under ground

• The Caecilian is a herbivore

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Codfish by Andrew

• Cod fish are a predator and pray.

•The cod fish lay eggs that means they are not mammals.

•Sharks are the cod fishes predator.

• There are different types of sharks.

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Cod fish• Cod fish live in the tundra.• They are small fish.• They eat shrimp and other small fish.• The cod fish is a deepwater fish. The fish can be

found at depths of up to 1000 m, and frequently under ice.

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Emperor penguin

• The emperor penguin is the biggest penguin.

• It grows up to 3-7feet• It weighs up to 66

pounds.they eat fish krill and squid.

• All penguins live in the southern hemisphere .

• It has more feathers than any other bird.

• It is a carnivore .

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Arctic Arctic bumblebee bumblebee

• A bumblebee does not A bumblebee does not die after it stings some die after it stings some

thing unlike a honey thing unlike a honey bee.bee.

• A bumblebees predator A bumblebees predator is a skunk.is a skunk.

• The bumblebee eats The bumblebee eats pollen and honey. pollen and honey.

• Since the tundra Since the tundra bumblebee is cold bumblebee is cold

blooded their dense hair blooded their dense hair allows them to keep allows them to keep

warm to an average to warm to an average to aboutabout 68- 86 degrees 68- 86 degrees

Fahrenheit.Fahrenheit.

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