1. By: Kosta, Tyler, and Donato
Temperate Grassland
By: Kosta, Tyler, and Donato

2. Map of Temperate Grassland

3. Geologic Features Soil is deep and dark.
It has a lot of nutrients from decaying and tall branches.
The rotted roots hold the soil together and gives a food supply to for living plants.

4. Temperature and precipitation
Precipitation usually happens during late spring and temperate grasslands usually get inches worth of rain.
The temperature can be very wide in range. In the summer it can be over 100 degrees Fahrenheit and in the winter it can be usually under -40 degrees Fahrenheit

5. Types of plants Oats- Starchy grain used in cereal.
Rye- A species of grass that grows in tufts.
Wheat- A species of grass that is used for human and animal consumption

6. Types of animals
Coyotes, Hawks, skunks, Jack Rabbits, Prairie dogs, and Deer.
Hawks are birds that prey on small animals.
Coyotes are animals that look like wolves that prey on small animals.

7. Adaptations of Organisms
Coyotes have sharp teeth and claws to hunt animals and get food.
Hawks have very good eyesight to see small animals from high in the air.
Bison have horns for protection from animals.

8. Human Impact on Temperate Grasslands
Humans have impacted this biome by creating most of the areas that are grasslands into farm land. Also the cows that eat away at the grass is not that good. Also the chemical that is spray can kill some organisms and also can spread.
What can be done about the survival of the grassland? What can be done is that the government can put limitations on the amount of grassland we use and develop farm land out of it.

9. What our biome is used for
Herding sheep
Hunting and fishing
Watching wildlife
Owning land for livestock
Farming

10. Questions Can grasslands be found in Asia?
What animals can you find in grasslands?
How can this land help people to make money?
How do humans impact grasslands?
How have coyotes adapted to live in grasslands?
How much precipitation do grasslands?