Which Habitat am I?

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What is a forest?

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A forest is a habitat covered in many trees and animals. It helps control the climate and produces oxygen.

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What is a grassland?

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A grassland is a habitat covered in grass with very few trees. It is good for farming and is known as prairie in the US and savanna in Africa.

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What is a tundra?

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A tundra is the coldest biome where very few plants can survive.

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What is a desert?

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A desert is a hot, dry place that gets less than 10 inches of rain a year and is home to many cacti.

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What is an ocean?

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An ocean is the largest biome, covering about 70% of the Earth's surface. It can be salty or fresh water.

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What do trees do in a forest?

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Trees in a forest help produce oxygen and control the climate.

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What is the main feature of a grassland?

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The main feature of a grassland is that it is covered in grass with very few trees.

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Why is the tundra considered cold?

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The tundra is considered cold because it has very low temperatures and few plants can survive there.

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What kind of plants are found in deserts?

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Deserts are home to many cacti and other plants that can survive with little water.

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How much of the Earth's surface do oceans cover?

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Oceans cover about 70% of the Earth's surface.