World Biomes

According to national Geographic there are at least five types of major biomes on earth:
aquatic, grassland, forest, desert, and tundra. Each biome has its own subtypes.

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Aquatic


Aquatic biomes consist of bodies of water

Forest


Forest Biomes have many trees.

Grassland


Grassland biomes are a large open area covered with grass, typically used for grazing.

Desert


Desert biomes are a dry and barren area of land covered with sand

Tundra


Tundra biomes are a vast, flat, treeless area in which the subsoil is permanently frozen
You can find more information about biomes here:

NASA's Earth Observatory

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Created by Noah Refsland
World Biome Project
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