If you want to take a trip to a
Temperate ocean, you ought to
know this stuff.
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Block 6
The
Shaded
Means
Temperate
oceans
I drew the
picture
If you’re going to a temperate ocean lookout for some
of these landforms: Islands Trench’s, Sea mounts,
Continents, Continental shelfs and continental slopes.
Some animals you might see.
Atlantic Hagfish: Eats fish, lives on the ocean bed,
it is not threatened in conservation, There is plenty of them
out there.
Basking Shark: Eats plankton, lives in the oceanic,
not threatened in conservation status. LOOK OUT!!!
Lantern Fish: Eats Plankton, lives in the deep sea,
not threatened conservation status. Probably won’t see
them.
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Some vegetation to find.
Seaweed: Is edible, is basically grass in the water, is
served in chinese reteraunts.
Plankton: Is fed on by a lot of animals, a character in
the T.V. show SpongeBob SquarePants.
Kelp: In the Atlantic ocean Kelp is small, in the pacific
ocean Kelp is much larger.
Climate
Percipitation
January:0.40
January: 65
February: 64
http://images.google.com
February:1.29
March: 68
March:3.10
April : 71
April:5.20
May: 75
June: 82
May:2.68
July: 86
July:1.57
August: 86
August:5.07
September: 83
September:5.69
October: 76
October:2.05
November: 65
November:3.50
December: 58
December:1.30
June:6.42
What is the difference between Tropical oceans and
Temperate oceans? The difference is tropical oceans are hot and
Temperate oceans are warm.
Why do Hurricanes start in Tropical oceans instead of
Temperate oceans? Because Hurricanes need a lot of heat to form
and Tropical oceans are hoter then Temperate.
If you’re a water person listen to this.
Water plays a very important part in my biome. All
the animals in my biome live in water, all the vegetation lives
in water, disaster comes from water. It plays a huge part in
my biome because my whole biome is water. It’s an ocean.
DUH!!!
I got this information from: World Books,
Eyewitness books, www.keywest.com,
www.ikeepbookmarks.com, www.google.com.