Wonderful lakes and ponds By Amanda Nichole Ford And Danna Rhymer.

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Wonderful lakes and ponds By Amanda Nichole Ford And Danna Rhymer

Our Questions Do humans interfere with lakes and ponds the most or the least? How do animals and plants survive in there habitat? What are animals and plants main habits? What are the main animals and plants in lakes and ponds?

plants Duckweed Algae Flowers Mustard Elodea cattail Bacteria

Animals Snail Turtle Frog Birds Snake Fish Lizard

Our food web algae fish bear people

FUN FACTS People do not take care of the lakes and ponds. We need to keep our lakes and ponds clean. Every body has thorn trash in the lakes and ponds.