Woodlands Vs Desert Research Paper

The two ecosystem that are very different but similar in some aspects are the woodlands ecosystem and the desert ecosystem. The woodlands have a very wet and cold atmosphere in comparison to the desert which feels dry and sticky. These temperatures is what determines the distinct offsprings that live in each ecosystems. According to my observations, the woodlands are home to ducks, fishes, squirrels, and birds that enjoy a more cool place as their home. In comparison to the desert, it is inhabited by eagles, frogs, bugs, and snakes that like to be in a open space territory with constant exposure to heat. The woodlands make one feel as if you are in two different places at once that have different weathers. Automatically in the woodlands, one

One can barely spot one or two bundle of flowers growing in this ecosystem. On the other hand, in the desert ecosystem, you can feel the direct contact of the sun burning your skin. In contrast with the woodlands, the desert does not have plants or bushes tall enough to create shade anywhere in this ecosystem. Since there is no plants, or trees tall enough to block off the sun, there is no grass in this ecosystem and this is why the dirt is what one mostly steps on. There are no vivid colors of plants in the desert, because of the heat present and breeze absent. and you can only spot green cactuses, succulents, and trees that do not require water. In both ecosystems, animals benefit when it comes to camouflaging. For example, in the desert the brown color can perhaps helps an eagle camouflage, and in the woodlands, the abundance in green allows birds to camouflage. All in all, both ecosystems are full of life in their own characteristics. Animals as well as plants, learn to develop traits to help them survive in certain ecosystems whether it is in the desert or in the