The Forest

1
The Forest

• By
• Mahima
• Melissa,
• Peter,
• Thomas,
• Tyler

2
(No Transcript)
3
Kinds Of Forest

• There are many kinds of forest such as. Tropical
  Rain Forest, Tropical Seasonal Forest, The
  Savanna, Temperate Deciduous Forest, Temperate
  Ever Green Forest, Boreal Forest.

4
Forest Rain Fall Each Year

• Each year at least 30-60 inches of
  rain falls in the forest.

5
The Forest floor

• The forest is covered with clumps of Moss,
  green, yellow, and red Leaves, Twigs, Animal
  Droppings, and chemicals for new plant growth.
  Among all the objects there are still small
  organisms that can be found!

6
The blue poison dart frogBy Tyler

• The poison dart frogs come in a variety of colors
  from blue to yellow to red with blue legs that
  look like jeans.
  
• These colorful frogs werent found untill 1968!

7
The size and range of The Poison Dart Frog
An adult frog is about as long as a in. it weighs
about 0.3 ounces.
They are found all over south America, some in
the rain forest, never in water but next to.
8
Predators are snakes,large spiders, and humans!
The diet is termites, tiny beetles, small
insects! The male frogs have round toes, the fema
le frogs have straight toes.
9

• The Tiger
• By Mahima
• An adult tiger is about 300 pounds while a baby
  is only 3 pounds!!!
  
• The tiger lives in almost all the forests in the
  world.
  
• It eats large mammals such as deer,antelope,wild
  cattle, and wild pigs.
  
• Sometimes even small rhinos and elephants.
• Their predators are large rhinos and other large
  animals.
  

10
By Mahima A tigers life span is usually reall
y ,really long. They are almost always alone. The
only time they are not alone is when they are
with their babies. they even hunt alone.

11
Great Horned Owl

• They are reddish brown and grey.
• Their eyes are yellow.
• Their feet are covered with feathers.
• They can turn their head 270 degrees!
• They can grow to be 2 feet long.

12
Great Horned Owl

• Female are longer than the males and 10 to 20
  bigger.
  
• Both the male and female take turns laying eggs.
• The Great Horned Owls young can not fly till
  they are 9 weeks old.

13
Wolf Spiders By Peter

• They hunt alone.
• Wolf spiders are carnivores
• They jump on their prey, chase their prey or wait
  for it to walk by.
  
• They live in human homes, burrows and under
  rocks.

14
Wolf Spider

• They bite but not poisonous.
• It is not lethal but it will hurt.
• They bite because they are in danger.

15

• They carry their eggs on their spinneret's.
• There are 1 centimeter 3 centimeters. Or ½ in
  to 2 inches long.
  
• They have eight eyes in three rows.
• Color helps camouflage for protection.
• They are brown to gray with different markings.
• There are very hairy!

16
Mudskipper By Thomas

• The normal length of a mudskipper is between 6
  and 12 inches.
  
• The mudskipper live in burrows dug in mud.
• Mudskippers live approximately 5 years.
• Mudskippers climb up tree trunks and at the first
  sight of danger they sprint into there burrow.

17
Mudskipper

• There are several hundred eggs in one burrow.
• It takes 2 to 3 weeks for the eggs to hatch.

18
Mudskipper

• A mudskipper can breath out of water.
• Other adult mudskippers might eat there young.
• The mudskipper eats algae and other small fish or
  insects.

19
Mudskipper

• The mudskippers mating seasons are May and July.
• Male mudskippers turn bright colors when it is
  mating season to attract female mudskippers.

20
Mudskipper

• The mudskippers eyes are designed for in and out
  of the water.
  
• The mudskipper spends most of there time under
  water.

21