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Forest Deciduous Forest. r. Group: Cole, Kacie, Makayla, Rashelle. Period: 4 Date Due : January 2011

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Location The Main deciduous Forest is located in Canada, Europe, China, and Japan, also in parts of Russia. Its were you live also! Latitude is 123 degrees South. The Longitude is 72 degrees North.

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Animals Bald Eagle Beaver Black Bear Brown Bear Black bear Bald eagle

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Animal adaptations The Bald Eagle has sharp talons so it can catch its prey. The Black Bear has good smell to make up for its bad sight. Beaver

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Plants American beech Common lime Carpet moss American beech Carpet moss

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Plant Adaptations The American Beeches roots grow all over the ground so it can get all the moisture it can find. The Carpet Moss grows near stream beds so it can access water easily. Common lime

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Climate There are four seasons winter, spring, summer, and fall; they all happen because of the world axis. The axis is north in the summer and south in the winter. Its normally 50 degrees fare height and mildly cold thought out the year. The Deciduous Forest

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Precipitation or Weather It rains about 30 to 60 inches (750 to 1,500mm) of rain fall a year. It rains mostly in the summer and the spring. Precipitation

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Land / Agricultural Uses T he temperature is cool in rainy areas. Trees and plants can be planted there. The land is used for some animals to live in its habitats. Soil is nutrient poor and acidic. Corn, beans, weeds can be grown there, and other veggies can be planted there.

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Tourist Attractions The three main deciduous Forest. Smokey mountains, Cataloochee, and Cades cave. People visit because of there different sizes. Some of them are over 800 miles States-Tennessee, North Carolina, Ohio, Michigan. This is a picture of the Cades Caves.

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Environmental Concerns Energy provides a benefit to its environment. The environment isn't being harmed.