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Tanoshi Island

Tanoshi Island. BY: Paula Alvarez and Stephanie Keyorian. CLIMATE DESCRIPTION. From January to June the temperature remains in the high 70’s and the low 80’s and 90’s From July to August it begins to drop to the low 70’s and high 60’s Amount of rain per year: 22 inches Fertile soil.

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Tanoshi Island

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  1. Tanoshi Island BY: Paula Alvarez and Stephanie Keyorian

  2. CLIMATE DESCRIPTION • From January to June the temperature remains in the high 70’s and the low 80’s and 90’s • From July to August it begins to drop to the low 70’s and high 60’s • Amount of rain per year: 22 inches • Fertile soil

  3. GEOGRAPHY DESCRIPTION • Very flat land • Palm trees as well as Dead Rat trees • Abundance of tall grass • Clear blue water surrounding

  4. BIOLOGICAL COMMUNITY • Wawa plant (producer) • Pink chlorophyll worm (producer) • Chichi bird (primary consumer) • Lala rabbit (primary consumer) • Glider squirrel (primary consumer) • Hawk (secondary consumer) • Congo water snake (secondary consumer) • Wallooee lizard (secondary consumer) • Bacteria (decomposer) • Bieber wolf (secondary consumer) • BB vulture (scavenger)

  5. HABITATS • Wawa plant lives in the fertile soil • Pink chlorophyll worm lives in the fertile soil • Chichi bird lives in the trees • Lala rabbit lives in the grass • Glider squirrel lives in the trees • Hawk lives in the trees • Congo water snake lives in the tall grass and water • Wallooee lizard lives in the water • Bacteria lives in the trees, soil, grass • Bieber wolf lives in the grass by the trees • BB vulture lives in the trees

  6. POPULATION SIZE • About 50 wawa plants grown a day • About 250 pink chlorophyll worms born a day • About 75 chichi birds born a day • About 100 lala rabbits born a day • About 110 glider squirrels born a day • About 25 hawks born a day • About 10 congo water snakes born a day • About 3 bieber wolves born a day • About 5 wallooee lizards born a day • Bacteria grows at medium pace • About 2 vultures born a day

  7. NUTRITIONAL REQUIREMENTS • Bacteria can only decompose at night • Wawa plant goes through respiration process twice a day • Lala rabbit eats five times a day • Glider squirrel eats three times a day • Chichi bird eats six times a day • Bieber wolf eats twice a day • Wallooee lizard eats once a day • Vulture only scavenges in the day time

  8. Position in food chain • Wawa plant- producer • Pink chlorophyll worm-producer • Chichi bird- omnivore • Lala rabbit- herbivore • Glider squirrel- herbivore • Hawks- carnivores • Congo water snakes- carnivores • Bieber wolf- carnivore • Wallooeelizard- omnivore • Bacteria- decomposer

  9. SENSITIVITY TO ENVIRONMENT • Wawa plant cannot grow while it is raining, however after the rain has passed the soil is more fertile is more fertile than ever allowing for better growth • Bieber wolf cannot be in the sun for more than 6 hours at a time because it will over heat

  10. Usefulness to Humans • Wawa plant is worn by humans, used as hair tie, bracelet, necklace • Bieber wolf is edible and a great dinner • Lala Rabbit is used for fur to make hats and clothing

  11. Description • Wawa Plant = valusplantus • Pink Chlorophyll Worm= PinkusChlorophia • Chichi Bird = chilliusflyus • Lala Rabbit = Hopes Lae • Glider Squirrel = GlidusRatus • Hawk = Accipiter cooperii • Congo water snake = aqua serpento • Bieber Wolf = CanisBiebs • Wallooee Lizard = reptille • Bacteria = germus • Vulture = scavenges

  12. Environmental Disturbance\ What Happened A huge tropical storm swept over Tanoshi Island. This caused a lot of rain. The rain resulted in fallen trees, flooding, and habitats were ruined. The animals have struggled to find food or shelter as well as the rest of their families. The food chain has been disturbed.

  13. Recovery • After the storm passed the water returned to the ocean. The soil became more fertile, which allowed plants and trees to start growing again. Once their were enough trees and plant the animals were able to reform their habitats and continue living in the island of Tanoshi.

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