Wetlands
by
ClaireL1112
Last updated 5 years ago
Discipline:
Science Subject:
Ecology
Grade:
5,6,7,8,9,10


Praying Mantis
The evolution of my life!
BogThis wetland has wet muddy ground, and the water is a little bit acidic.
SloughIn this wetland, the area is full of soft mud, and is also swamp like.
FenA fen is a low and marshy area that is frequently flooded.
MarshThis wetland is flooded in wet seasons, or high tide.
PondA pond is a small body of water, formed naturally. This water doesn't move
Types of Wetlands
Adaptations
Eastern Tiger Salamander
Producer: An organism that serves as food for the other animals in the food chain. Examples: algae, cattailsConsumer: A consumer relys on another animal for food. Examples: osprey, common loonDecomposer: An organism that breaks down organic material. Examples: worm, snails
Did you know I have 6 eyes? It makes it easier to see my prey!
Don't try to eat me! My whole body is poisonous!
Wetlands
Do you know what animal I am? Well, if you're having trouble, I am a pelican! Us pelicans have alot of cool information about our species, but I'll only share a few.
Did you know a group of pelicans is called a pod?We're just like peas in a pod!Another interesting fact about us is that we are primarily fish eaters. This is because we live beside a wetland!
Wet Facts
Did you know that 25%of the world's wetlandsare in Canada? Another cool thing is that 14% of Canada is covered with wetlands!
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