Pyramid of the living

organisms in the Desert

By Lucie, David, and Aayush

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9th Grade

Carnivores

Omnivores

Herbivores

Producers

Decomposers

PYRAMID OF THE LIVING

ORGANISMS IN THE DESERT

Decomposers:In the Desert it is hard for many decomposers to stay

alive because they like moist areas. One of the only decomposers in Deserts is bacteria because they are

so small and can live in the air. Some of the other decomposers in the desert are beetles, earth worms

and millipedes.

Desert varnishThey usually make Rocks go yellow in the desert. They are a amazing type of bacteria/fungus. They have learned how to live in harse contioners.

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