Biomes of the World

Deciduous Forest Biome
Deciduous forest biomes are found in the continents of America, Europe, Asia, Africa, New Zealand and Australia. The deciduous forest biome has five zones. The growth of plant communities of this biome depends on the seasonal temperature and the rainfall. This article gives an overall idea of the deciduous forest biome.

Fresh Water Biomes
The water resources on Earth sustain the various life forms and cater to the essential requirement of the elixir of life. The fresh water biomes are an integral part of our lives that are part of the ‘replenish’ able natural resources that we can count on.

Biomes of the World
Read on to know more about the biomes of the world…

Marine Biome - Marine Biology
The marine biome is the largest biome on the earth, with a wide diversity of plants and animals. Read more about the marine biology of this unique and vast habitat.

Grassland Biome: Animals and Plants
The grassland biome comprises of vast, rolling tracts of land filled with grasses, herbs and flowers. Read more about it here.

Tundra Biome: Tundra Plants and Animals
Although the Tundra Biome is one of the most inhospitable habitats in the world, there are surprisingly quite a few interesting tundra plants and tundra animals that exist here.

Desert Biome: Animals and Plants
Deserts have their own characteristics that distinguish it from others. Here is information about desert biomes and the plants and animals that inhabit it.

Tropical Rainforest Biome: Plants and Animals
Have you heard of the okapi? Or the aye-aye? Did you know that the tropical rain forest biome is where half of the Earth’s animal and plant species exist? Read about this fascinating habitat here.