Explore Ecosystems: Wetlands, Deserts, Grasslands

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What is a wetland?

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A wetland is a habitat where the soil is waterlogged, meaning it is saturated with water for part of the year.

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Name a common feature of wetlands.

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Waterlogged soil is a common feature of wetlands.

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Which animal is often found in wetlands?

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Frogs are commonly found in wetland habitats.

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What is a desert?

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A desert is a dry habitat that receives very little rainfall and has extreme temperatures.

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Name a plant that grows in the desert.

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Cacti are common plants found in deserts.

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What is a grassland?

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A grassland is an ecosystem dominated by grasses, with few trees.

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Which animal is NOT found in grasslands?

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Polar bears are not typically found in grassland ecosystems.

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What do many grassland animals eat?

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Many grassland animals eat grass.

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What is an ecosystem?

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An ecosystem is a community of living organisms interacting with their environment.

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What is the importance of wetlands?

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Wetlands provide habitat for wildlife, help filter water, and protect against flooding.