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Salt Marsh Habitat

Salt Marsh Habitat

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Biology

KG - 5th Grade

Hard

Created by

Joseph Anderson

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5 Slides • 4 Questions

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E-Ecosystems: Marshes & Bogs

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Freshwater Marsh

Freshwater Marsh Form on top of over saturated soil. The bottoms are really gunky.


Plants Grasses and grass, lilies, algae, cattails 


*Most of the plant life in a marsh is grass*


 Animals reptiles raccoons beavers birds ducks- webbed feet 

adaptation some birds have special beaks for hunting or tall legs to move through the water/mud 


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Saltwater Marsh

Very similar to Estuary Varied Salt Levels due to tides.  


Animals: ducks birds insects reptiles crabs mussels need to adapt to changing salt levels 


 Climates can vary 


 Plants special grasses- adapt to salt by getting rid of it 


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Osprey

Ospreys are birds that often live near water sources such as Marshes, ponds and streams because one of their main sources of food is fish.

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Bog

Bogs are characterized by their poor soil and high peat content.


Peat: a brown, soil-like material characteristic of boggy, acidic ground, consisting of partly decomposed vegetable matter


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Multiple Choice

Swamps have trees, marshes have ___________?

1

grass

2

elephants

3

bushes

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Multiple Choice

What bird can you find in a marsh?

1

penguin

2

osprey

3

parrot

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Multiple Choice

Bogs have healthy water?

1

Yes

2

No

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Multiple Choice

A marsh can have salt or fresh water?

1

Yes

2

No

E-Ecosystems: Marshes & Bogs

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