This is the largest biome in the world!

This biome is located in California and is not always recognized as a biome.

The Jarrah tree is an example of a plant in this biome

In this food chain, the hawk eats the snake, the snake eats the bird, the bird eats the grasshopper, and the grasshopper eats the grass.

Particularly during the dry season the soil becomes extremely unfertile and many of the small grasses and shrubs die off.

What biomes have dry climates?

These 2 biomes are located in Africa.

Grizzly bears, coyotes, and bald eagles are examples of animals in this biome

The lion and other cats are at the top of this food chain.

The combination of heat and moisture makes this the perfect environment for more then 15 million types of plants and animals.

The trees in this biome lose their leaves in the fall and winter!

These biomes are located all across the U.S.

The animals in these biomes have a lot of fur to keep them warm in the winters.

Algae is at the bottom of this food chain

The Abiotic factors of this biome include:
Extreme variations of temperature.
Heavy snow fall
Poor and leached podzolized soils
Away from sea

These forests consist mainly of cone-bearing trees such as spruce, hemlock, and fir,

This biome is very cold and supports very little human life.

The lemur, orangutan, and sloth are examples of animals in this biome.

In the freshwater biome example listed in question 1 of this category (hawk-> snake-> bird-> grasshopper-> grass) this would be considered the secondary consumer.

Plants and animals that live in this biome are conditioned to endure extreme temperatures with minimal water.

This is the earth's coldest biome. Since the sun does not rise for nearly six months of the year, it is not unusual for the temperature to be below -30°F in winter.

This biome is located in the southern hemisphere and is endangered.

This biome grows in three levels. The canopy, or tallest level, has trees between 100 and 200 feet tall. They block most of the sunlight from the levels below. The second level, or understory, contains a mix of small trees, vines, and palms as well as shr

In this biome, the alligator would be considered the tertiary consumer.

You can only see through a few layers of these biomes and they are full of wildlife!