dawlfayce's+pond

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=// **INTRODUCTION** // = //
 *  Hello there! My name is dawlfayce and I go to the [|Amigos School]  . I am doing this Wiki because I think its fun to let other people around the world know more about a pond, and not just think about water and trees when they hear the word. I’m not only going to describe a pond, I will be describing the consumers, decomposers, biotic, abiotic, and the producers. ** //

 **LOCATION**

//**My class and I went to the [|Black’s Nook Pond]on a bus. It was breezy outside. You could hear the waves of the water and kids talking. We studied the water by using a special cup and fill it in with the water of the pond, which was 40 JTU. We also tested the pH, by filling a little container with pond water and a color would come out and it would match one color in our chart (green). It was very interesting and fun doing these testing. **//

=//**BIOTIC LIFE** // =

//** In the pond you might just think about water and trees. But there’s a whole lot more than that! There are consumers, decomposers and producers, my web can explain it all.. The producers (organisms that produce their own food) are plants, the ev** ////**ergreen trees and the peacefully swimming plankton! (Which are also secondary and primary consumers). The primary consumers are plankton, various flies and different kinds of fish. The secondary consumers are plankton, fish, frogs, turtles and the birds hovering in the navy sky. Then lastly we have tertiary consumer! Which were, fish, turtles and birds! You’re probably thinking “Yes! This girl finally finished!” but your wrong, there’s more! Ha! I tricked you. Now we have the decomposers! (Organisms that eat dead organisms and decompose them into soil) some of them were, fungi, bacteria and flies. My energy pyramid works for my ecosystem because first the sun goes in the bottom, which gives energy to the decomposers (Organisms that eat other dead organisms and decompose them into soil) and then arrows go up to the producers (Organism that produce their own food) then other arrows that go to the primary consumers which are also known as the herbivores, and eat the producers. Next, the arrows go up to the secondary consumers, (the omnivores), who eat and get their energy from the primary consumers and producers. The last consumers are the tertiary consumers, who are carnivores and eat the secondary and primary consumers. And that’s how my energy pyramid works!** //

=// COUNCLUSION //= //** Black’s Nook Pond is full of beautiful things everyone would love to witness. Also fun stuff to do, like looking at plankton and you could actually catch the plankton! I learned a lot about pH, dissolved oxygen, turbidity and **////**water! Because we got to test everything! I also learned more about the decomposers like bacteria! I learned more about the pond, I never thought of the decomposers in the pond nor the pH, turbidity etc… If you go to the Black’s Nook Pond you would be surprised at the thing you would see. **//<span style="font-family: 'Palatino Linotype','Book Antiqua',Palatino,serif; font-size: 130%;">Don't understand english very well? Check out my spanish version!

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