Rivers and Streams
Go with the flow, and vote Rivers and Streams for Emperor 2016.
What are rivers and streams?
Rivers and streams are bodies of flowing water that travels in one direction. They start at headwaters, and move down towards the leg or an opening.
Rivers and Streams
Producers
Various plants and algae can be found in slower parts of the river, or towards the middle. They are the main producers. However, some plants have stronger roots and anchor themselves to the bottom. They exist in the faster parts of the streams or rivers. Moss is also another common producer and tends to live on wet rocks.
Consumers
Certain fish and amphibians normally live in rivers and streams. However, certain mammals live there as well, such as platypi and otters.
I mean, who can say no to this guy?
Reasons Why Rivers and Streams is the Best Biome for You.
River and Streams supply over 65% of the Earth’s drinking water.
Transportation
Societies have used major rivers for Transportation of goods from one place to another. One example is the Nile river.
Source of Food
Rivers provide an excellent source of food due to the various species of fish found in this Biome.
Diversity of Plants
Rivers and Streams have a very high diversity of plants in their biome.
And at least we don’t have any ugly animals like this.
Rivers and Streams look Scenic and Amazing!!
What’s better than strolling down a beautiful stream, feeling the cool breeze brush your cheeks, and hearing the mellow sounds of trickling water.
Don’t vote for other biomes
Other biomes are not as scenic and beautiful as ours. You will never get these unique species anywhere else.
Rivers and Streams are Abundant with Life
From the Salamanders to the Frogs, Rivers and stream are constantly occupied with life. It would be shame, not to vote for this biome. So go with the flow, and vote rivers and streams.
Works Cited
http://water.epa.gov/type/rsl/streams.cfm
http://www.mbgnet.net/fresh/rivers/animals/
http://www.hawaii.edu/environment/ainakumuwai/html/nativestreamanimals.htm
http://freebigpictures.com/river-pictures/mountain-stream/
http://extension.unh.edu/Headwater-Streams
http://www.livingstreamsmission.com/About-Us_ep_7.html