Freshwater wetlands Biome
Unique things about Freshwater wetlands
Location
Wetlands, are areas that don't connect to oceans and are usually near lakes, ponds, and streams. Wetlands usually are created by rainwater, and come and go by more rain , or evaporation.
Weather
Wetlands usually get a lot of rain, and that is how they are created. From an overflow of rainwater.
Variations
Most amphibians have had to grow to be able to swim on water and walk/run on land as well.
Adaptations
Since most plants need soil and the water on top of the soil so most plants have extended their roots, from the soil to the top of the water or the other way around.
Uniquely adapted organisms
The amphibians have had to be able to go on land and water , because most of the biome is water. And the plants have needed to grow through the water and soil, to get the most nutrients
Interdependency
The insects In this biome are helping to pollinate the plants, and provide as a majority of the food source for birds, and amphibians.