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Temperate deciduous forest

life science Maturity 7-9

Some forests change with the seasons.

Fall Leaves 2013.jpg
Fall Leaves 2013.jpg
Trees lose their leaves in winter. They grow new leaves in spring. This helps many animals find food. We can visit these woods too.
Winter in the forest (23796981583).jpg
Winter in the forest (23796981583).jpg
Do you like the fall colors?

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File:Primeval beech forest, Badínsky prales.jpg
Primeval beech forest, Badínsky prales.jpg
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Deciduous_forest_distribution.png
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Winter_in_the_forest_(23796981583).jpg
File:Fall_Leaves_2013.jpg
Fall_Leaves_2013.jpg
File:Noironte, le Bois du Breuil 3.jpg
Noironte, le Bois du Breuil 3.jpg
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Logging tractor - geograph.org.uk - 2073501.jpg
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