Nature and Geography
Habitats & Climate
Plants
Animals
extras
100

A part of the year with little to no rainfall, often in hot climates.

Dry season  

100

This climate supports drought-resistant vegetation, such as olive trees, cork oaks, and evergreen shrubs.

Mediterranean Climate

100

An evergreen oak tree native to the Mediterranean region, known for its tough wood and ability to thrive in dry conditions.

Holm oak

100

Warm-blooded animals with hair or fur that nourish their young with milk produced by the mother.

mammals

100

climate with extremely cold temperatures, often below freezing, and very little precipitation

Polar Climate

200

A dense forest found in tropical areas, known for its high rainfall and biodiversity.

Rainforest

200

A grassy plain with scattered trees, usually in tropical regions.

Savannah

200

Trees that stay green and keep their leaves all year, regardless of the season.

Evergreen trees

200

A smart marine mammal that lives in oceans and rivers.

Dolphin

200

The total number of people, animals, or organisms living in a specific area, ranging from a small village to an entire country or ecosystem.

population

300

The state of being extremely dry due to lack of rain.

aridity

300

Dry riverbeds in desert regions that temporarily fill with water during heavy rains, playing an essential role in local water cycles.

Wadis

300

A tree known for its long, drooping branches and preference for wet areas.

Willow

300

Animals or plants that are close to disappearing forever.

Endangered species

300

A place where people establish homes and build a community, ranging from small villages to large cities, often near resources like water or fertile land.

Settlement 

400

The layers of plants growing at different heights in an area.

Vegetation stages

400

Open fields covered with grass and wildflowers.

Meadows

400

Trees that lose their leaves in autumn and grow new ones in spring.

Deciduous

400

Small, herbivorous mammals with long ears and a short, fluffy tail, known for their quick movements and burrowing behavior.

Rabbits

400

A person who moves from one place to another without a permanent home.

Nomad

500

The maximum amount of water flowing through a river at a specific time, usually occurring after heavy rainfall or snowmelt, when the river is at its fullest capacity.

Peak flow

500

cooler climate found in mountainous regions, where temperatures drop as altitude increases, leading to distinct vegetation zones at different elevations.

Highland (Mountain) Climate

500

A group of living organisms that share similar characteristics and can reproduce to create offspring of the same type, forming a basic category in biology.

Species

500

This animal, known for its ability to survive long periods without water, stores fat in its body and is often called the "ship of the desert."

Camel

500

A type of tree or shrub that produces seeds in cones and usually has needle-like or scale-like leaves, often staying green throughout the year.

conifer

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