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Temperate Forest Habitat

Temperate forests Temperate forests are found in eastern North America, northeastern Asia, and western and central Europe. The temperature of these regions ranges from -30°C to 30°C. The annual rainfall is about 150 cm and is even throughout the year. Most trees found here are deciduous, that is, they shed their leaves once a year (mostly in winter).
Temperate forests have well-defined winter and summer seasons.
Plants: Maple, oak, and elm.
Animals: Fox, bald eagle, mountain lion, bobcat, and black bear.

Forest Habitat

Forests

Forests are large areas covered with plants. Forests cover about one-third of our planet. Different types of plants and animals are found in forests.

There are three major types of forests on Earth: tropical, temperate, and boreal.

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