The Tough Temperate Forest
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The Tough Temperate Forest
By: Brian Lai and Miguel Campos
Location
The temperate
forests are located
below 50 degrees in
both hemispheres.
They exist in
mountianous areas.
In the United States,
they are primarily
found east of the
Mississippi River.
Climate
The temperate
forests have cold
winters and hot
summers.
The climate is more
moderate than the
tundra and taiga
biomes.
Temperature varies
from -30 to 30
degrees C
Seasons
Temperate forests
have four distinct
seasons.
They are spring,
summer, fall, and
winter.
There are large
changes in weather
throughout the year.
Precipitation
The temperate
forests have
moderate
precipitation.
It has 75 to 150 cm
of precipitation each
year.
Precipitation is
distributed evenly
throughout the year.
Plants
Plants in a
temperate forest
include: oak,
hickory, and beech.
They lose there
leaves every fall.
White fir trees
produce a sweet
acid.
Animals
Animals in a
temperate forest
include: wolves,
deer, bears, small
mammals, and
birds.
Bears and small
mammals hibernate
during the winter.
Birds migrate south
during the winter.
What Did You Learn?
How many centimeters of precipitation
does a temperate forest receive each
year?
What do bears do during the winter?
How much sunlight does a temperate
forest receive in the summer?
What kind animals live in a temperate
forest?
How cold does it get in winter?
Work Cited
Glencoe Science Voyages Life and
Physical Sciences, National Geographic
Society
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