Biomes

Desert Biomes are one of the driest biomes of all. There is less than 25 centimeters of rain every year and the temperature is scorching hot. Deserts also get very cold and night and some deserts go to even below freezing temperatures. Many animals live in this biome but they have adapted to life in a dry place. Most are nocturnal and come out from under the ground at night when it is cooler. Some animals live without water for more than three weeks.
 * Desert Biomes **

This biome is also almost as dry as a desert but gets more rainfall. The grasslands get 25 to 75 centimeters of rainfall per year. But Savannas get 120 centimeters of rainfall per year. These savannas are full of tall grass and many organisms live here. This area often produces droughts and the animals have to be adapted to go many days without water. This lush biome is home to many herbivores and carnivores like: Elephants, Lions, Zebras, Rhinoceroses, Giraffes and more.
 * Grassland Biomes **

This forest biome is full of trees and grass. The trees in this biome the trees are seasonal and lose their leaves in the winter. They grow their leaves back in the spring and thrive. Many animals live in this biome and it is very lush with greenery.
 * Deciduous Forest Biomes **