adaptations, which is the ability to radiate body heat and colors that are able to reflect sunlight; and physiological adaptations, which is the absence of sweat glands, dormancy during summer, concentration of urine. Examples of desert animals are many reptile, snakes, lizards, toads, and birds.The last biome is the Marine zone. This includes all salt and freshwater aquatic areas. The ocean takes up about 70% of the worlds area. Lakes and other fresh water areas are found covering the globe. Ocean stays relatively the same temperature due to the large area it covers. Aquatic zones affect the climates of other zones. Since the climate is fairly limited the growth of vegetation is as well. The flora involves cattails, algae, lily pads, grasses, sedges, and seaweed. Other surround vegetation that maybe found in bogs, marshes or ponds include grasses, trees, mosses, and shrubs. Plants are more greatly found in marches and other wetlands. Animals are a very large part of the marine zone. A few of the saltwater animals include sharks, fish, eels, clams, worms, crabs, whales, dolphins, many invertebrates, sea stars, and mussels. Some freshwater animals are trout, bluegills, sunfish, snakes, turtles, frogs, insects, and snails. The different zones with in the ocean are intertidal, peliagic, abyssal, benthic, coral reef, and estuaries. Some freshwater habitats include marches, lakes, rivers, ponds, wetlands, and bogs.All the biomes of the world have climates, plants, and animals all their own. Traveling through each zone you can pick out the similar adaptations of each plant and animal. Biomes are unique to their location, each one of great importance to the world....
