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    Temperate forests have four seasons and are located in parts of Australia, Europe, Eastern Asia, and North America south of the boreal forest. They have moderate temperatures between -30C to 30C and receive 70-150 cm of precipitation annually. Deciduous trees shed their leaves in autumn and have thicker bark to withstand winter. Animals like wolves, deer, and bears have adapted coats and behaviors to survive the cold winters, such as growing thicker fur and hibernating. The food chain includes producers like grass, primary consumers like grasshoppers, secondary consumers like mice, and tertiary consumers like owls. The best time to visit is spring and activities include tree climbing, camping, and creature identification.

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    Temperate forests have four seasons and are located in parts of Australia, Europe, Eastern Asia, and North America south of the boreal forest. They have moderate temperatures between -30C to 30C and receive 70-150 cm of precipitation annually. Deciduous trees shed their leaves in autumn and have thicker bark to withstand winter. Animals like wolves, deer, and bears have adapted coats and behaviors to survive the cold winters, such as growing thicker fur and hibernating. The food chain includes producers like grass, primary consumers like grasshoppers, secondary consumers like mice, and tertiary consumers like owls. The best time to visit is spring and activities include tree climbing, camping, and creature identification.

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    Temperate Forest

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    Trin Vesessook
    Temperate forests have four seasons and are located in parts of Australia, Europe, Eastern Asia, and North America south of the boreal forest. They have moderate temperatures between -30C to 30C and receive 70-150 cm of precipitation annually. Deciduous trees shed their leaves in autumn and have thicker bark to withstand winter. Animals like wolves, deer, and bears have adapted coats and behaviors to survive the cold winters, such as growing thicker fur and hibernating. The food chain includes producers like grass, primary consumers like grasshoppers, secondary consumers like mice, and tertiary consumers like owls. The best time to visit is spring and activities include tree climbing, camping, and creature identification.

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    Temperate

    Forests
    By Trin and Chinkit
    Temperate Forests
    • High levels of precipitation,
    humidity and a variety of trees

    • Deciduous - Trees that shed


    their leaves in autumn
    Location
    • Australia
    • Europe
    • Eastern Asia
    • South of the boreal forest
    in North America
    Climate
    • Temperature: -30C° to -30C°
    • Average Precipitation: 70-150 cm
    per year
    • 4 seasons : Spring, Summer, Autumn,
    Winter
    Plants

    01 02
    Ferns Deciduous
    Grow early in the Thicker bark and
    spring with long, heartier to protect
    quick-growing the inner core
    leaves during winter
    Animals

    01 02 03
    Wolves Deer Bears
    Grow thicker pelts Have smaller Eat as much as
    to protect it antlers to move possible in summer
    during the cold freely in the to hibernate in
    winter months underbush winter
    Food Chain
    Grass Grasshopper Mouse Owl
    (Producers) (Primary Consumer) (Secondary Consumer) (Tertiary Consumer)
    Interesting Facts

    • Best time to go - Spring


    • Landmarks - Dysart Woods, Ohio
    • Activities :
    1. Tree climbing
    2. Camping
    3. Gathering food
    4. Creature Identification
    Thank you
    for
    listening
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