Biomes of the World

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Savanna

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A grassy biome with scattered trees and seasonal rainfall, typically found in Africa and South America.

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Tropical Rainforest

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A hot and humid biome near the equator with high rainfall and diverse plant and animal life.

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Marine

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A saltwater biome that includes oceans, seas, and coral reefs, supporting diverse marine life.

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Arctic/North/South Poles

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A polar biome with freezing temperatures, sea ice, and limited plant and animal life, like polar bears (North) and penguins (South).

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Desert

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A dry biome with very little rainfall, extreme temperatures, and plants adapted to conserve water.

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Temperate Forest

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A biome with moderate rainfall and distinct seasons, home to both deciduous and evergreen trees.

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Freshwater

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A biome that includes rivers, lakes, streams, and ponds with low salt content, supporting species like fish and amphibians.

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Grassland

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A biome dominated by grasses and few trees, with moderate rainfall and rich soil.

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Boreal Forest (Taiga)

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A cold, dense forest biome with coniferous trees and long winters.

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Tundra

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A cold, treeless biome with frozen soil (permafrost) and short growing seasons.