PLANET ZIMBA By Isabella Elizondo P2. WELCOME TO PLANET ZIMBA!

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PLANET ZIMBA By Isabella Elizondo P2

WELCOME TO PLANET ZIMBA!

Info on our wonderful planet! Day length : you will now be able to make use of more time! The normal day length in planet Zimba is 27 hours. Day length : you will now be able to make use of more time! The normal day length in planet Zimba is 27 hours. Year length : the year length is much much longer, as the orbit around the planet’s sun is bigger. The year length holds 420 days, with 60 weeks. Year length : the year length is much much longer, as the orbit around the planet’s sun is bigger. The year length holds 420 days, with 60 weeks. Precipitation : as far as savannas go, the ecosystem in this planet is very fertile, with lots of rain (around cm a year) Precipitation : as far as savannas go, the ecosystem in this planet is very fertile, with lots of rain (around cm a year) Temperature : thankfully the weather’s nice! This planet has a very hot temperature almost year-round, with temperatures at aproximatley 38º, and dropping down to -8º. Temperature : thankfully the weather’s nice! This planet has a very hot temperature almost year-round, with temperatures at aproximatley 38º, and dropping down to -8º. Sunlight : there is a very probable chance that you will get a sunburn in this planet! Lots of sunlight is received on planet Zimba so bring a hat and sunscreen! Sunlight : there is a very probable chance that you will get a sunburn in this planet! Lots of sunlight is received on planet Zimba so bring a hat and sunscreen!

Geography Almost all of the land mass on planet Zimba is made up of miles and miles of savanna. A savanna is a biome (type of ecosystem) where most of it is taken up by grasses. The land is mostly flat with a few hills here and there. There are exactly three major rivers crisscrossing through the land in Zimba. Those rivers make one big lake, and many small rivers. In the months of late summer, fall and winter the rivers dry a little, while in spring and early summer they grow. The savanna in Zimba does not have many trees, but does have a few of them sprinkled here and there. There is only one major rain forest at the very hart of the land where two of the three rivers connect, but the parts where humans will be taken to live is on the savanna. Almost all of the land mass on planet Zimba is made up of miles and miles of savanna. A savanna is a biome (type of ecosystem) where most of it is taken up by grasses. The land is mostly flat with a few hills here and there. There are exactly three major rivers crisscrossing through the land in Zimba. Those rivers make one big lake, and many small rivers. In the months of late summer, fall and winter the rivers dry a little, while in spring and early summer they grow. The savanna in Zimba does not have many trees, but does have a few of them sprinkled here and there. There is only one major rain forest at the very hart of the land where two of the three rivers connect, but the parts where humans will be taken to live is on the savanna.

Scientific Biotic Factors Names Plants: Waxy caps = Hygrophorus favodiscus Blue Grama = Bouteloua gracilis Buffalo Grass = Bouteloua dactyloides Big bluestem = Andropogon gerardii Little bluestem = Schizachyrium scoparium Switchgrass = Panicum virgatum L. Purple coneflower = Echina Cea Purpurea Sakeroot = Liatris Animals: Zebra = Equus Quagga Giraffe = Giraffa camelopardalis Slender horned gazelle = Gazella leptoceros European harvest mouse = Micromys minutus Termite = Macrotermes sp. American bison = Bison bison Aardvark = Orycteropus afer Lion = Panthera leo Striped hyena = Hyaena hyaena Earthworm = Lumbricus terrestris Beetle = Heteronychus arator Egret = Casmerodius albus Humans = Homo Sapien

African Savannah Animals Aardvark Termites Striped Hyena European Harvest Mouse Buffalo Zebra Lion Giraffe Long Horned Gazelle Earthworm Beetle Egret

African Savannah Plants Blue Grama Big bluestemBuffalo Grass Switch grass Little Bluestem Purple Coneflower Snakeroot Waxy Cap Fungi

Food Web

1 st level consumers 2 nd level consumers 3 rd level consumers 4 th level consumers Scavenger Producers (Eats everything after its dead)

Decomposers Biotic things

Symbiotic Relationships For a species to survive in an ecosystem there has to be a balance between interactions with all animals. We cannot just breed the animals ourselves because then the ecosystem would collapse when the animals are depending on us and not doing the small everyday things that make a savanna prosper.

Interactions There are three types of interactions: Mutualism Mutualism Commensalism Commensalism Parasitism Parasitism (can be same species or different) Mutualism: When two organisms (same species or different) help each other Commensalism: When one organism benefits from an interaction, while the other one stays the same. Parasitism: When one organism is harmed. The organism harmed is the host wile the one harming is the parasite.

Interactions Some examples of the interactions some of these animals will be making are: Mutualism: Mutualism: A bird on a buffalo eating the ticks of it, benefits both sides because the bird gains a meal, and the buffalo gets rid of its ticks. Commensalism: Commensalism: The egret follows around cattle. When the cattle moves, it scares off many insects and sends them flying. The egret then eats them off the air. The one benefiting is the egret, while the cattle is not affected in any way. Parasitism: Parasitism: Ticks on a lion are an example of parasitism because the ticks get a meal off the lion, while the lion is harmed with the bite,

Interactions Some other types of interactions are: Predator Predator Pray Pray Competition Competition - Example: A European field mouse is considered pray when it is eaten by an ostrich. A European field mouse is considered pray when it is eaten by an ostrich. The pray is the one being eaten, while the predator is the one hunting/killing/eating the other. A gazelle can also be considered pray when the lion is hunting it. the gazelle does not necessarily need to be killed to be the pray (it survives) but the lion is the predator because it hunts the gazelle to eat it. A gazelle can also be considered pray when the lion is hunting it. the gazelle does not necessarily need to be killed to be the pray (it survives) but the lion is the predator because it hunts the gazelle to eat it. In competition: A pack of hyenas can be competing against a few lions for the right to claim their territory. A pack of hyenas can be competing against a few lions for the right to claim their territory. They both want the territory, but only one can have it, so they compete by fighting.

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