Rivers and Springs
Presented by Joshua Claudio & Francisco Bencon
Rivers & Springs
Abiotic Characteristics
Rocks
Water
Clay/Sand
Biotic Characteristics
Some endangered animals in the rivers and springs are the Florida Manatee, American Alligator, and the Snapping Turtle. Some living organisms are the Snapping turtle, American turtle, beaver, belted kingfisher, blackgum, bladderwort, buttonbush, cattai, cottonwood, crayfish, dragonflies, Florida manatee, mayflies, pickerelweed, red maple, river cooter, river otter, snails, wild rice, and wood duck are apart of the rivers and springs.
River and springs Water lifeblood:
Rivers and Springs food chain
Rivers and Springs (Human Impacts)
The positive impacts human has is that human can help animals that are endanger, and it helps raise money for saving animals. An example of positive impact is in blue springs they keep manatees safe from alligators, and other predators. Although we make a lot of mistakes in the environment we still help it.
The Endangered Crocodile
American alligator
Kingdom: Animalia
Phylum: Chordata
Class: Reptilia
Superorder: Crocodylomorpha
Order: Crocodilia
Family: Alligatoridae
Genus: Alligator
Species: A. mississippiensis