Grasslands are all over the the Earth. They cover over 20% of land and hold at least 80 of Earth’s animal species. They hold many of Earth wonders as well. They are found in six of the planets contanents. There’s the prairies, the veldts, the pampas, and the steppes. The prairies are in North America; […]

This week, in class, we learned what natural succession is. Natural succession is the process where species grow larger and stronger to make a healthy environment. The first kind of succession is primary succession. Primary succession is where a desolate and uninhabitable plot of ld is turned into a new and beautiful habitat. The process […]

Jaguar’s have the fourth strongest bite force of any animal on Earth. They kill their prey by piercing the skull and brain with one bite. They can even take on caimans, which are crocodile relatives who are just as dangerous. Jaguars have been known for even eating children who wander to far away from their […]

In Borneo there was a outbreak of a terrible disease coming from mosquitos. The US decided to pitch in by spraying DDT all over the place. The DDT killed the mosquitos, but it also killed the parasitic wasps that kill the roof-eating caterpillars. You can see what happened next. The DDT also made all the […]

In Botswana farmers painted eyes on the butts of their cows. The eyes were put there because all of the African Lions were eating the cows. The lions wouldn’t attack the cows because they thought that the cows could see them. The farmers did a test: they sent out cows with butt eyes and cows […]

Last week we planted many baby plants and seeds we planted: Russian Kale Yummy Cabbage and so many more! We’re trying to see the difference between seeds and baby plants in the hoop house and the garden. We talked about abiotic factors like soil and the sun. The abiotic sun was soooooo hot at the […]