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What are examples of organisms living in specific biomes?

Answer 1

Some organisms are specific to some biomes around the world, which means that they are only found there and nowhere else because they may not be able to survive there.

The panda, for instance, is unique to China's forests and can only survive for extended periods of time in the biome of the country's bamboo forests.

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Answer 2

Ivy Ackerman

Desert: Cacti, camels, scorpions.
Rainforest: Jaguars, toucans, orchids.
Tundra: Polar bears, Arctic foxes, moss.
Grassland: Bison, zebras, prairie dogs.
Ocean: Dolphins, sharks, seaweed.
Temperate Deciduous Forest: Deer, squirrels, oak trees.
Taiga: Wolves, moose, pine trees.
Chaparral: Coyotes, scrub jays, manzanita plants.

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