Mountain Habitat
Mountains are landforms that stand much higher than the land surrounding them. Sometimes they form barriers that prevent plants and animals from crossing from one side of the mountain to the other. In the United States and Canada, for example, there are two different ecosystems on each side of the Rocky Mountains.
Click on the links below to learn about some of the animals and plants that live in the Mountain Habitat.
Buckthorn by Justin Green Red Panda by Andrew Howell
Yak by Lester King Kea by John Robert Linthorne
Gorilla  by Andrea Noel
Gray Wolf by Sarah O'Keefe Grey Wolf by Mackenzie Oates
Sun Bear by Krista Pike Reedbuck by Jenille Pike
Chinchilla by Stephen Pike Mountain Goat by Kayla Pye
Lion by Josh Pynn Marmot by Brian Reynolds
Juniper by Zachary Rowe Vulture by John Samms
Ibex by Bradley Snow Saxifrage by Samantha Thistle
Snow Leopard by Ashley Vaters Wild Boar by Justin Boar
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St. Joseph's Intermediate "Exploring Land Habitats" Project