The Earth is home to a wide array of biomes, showcasing its remarkable biodiversity and varied climates across the globe. Some major biomes include the tropical rainforest, characterized by dense vegetation, high humidity, and abundant wildlife, found in regions such as the Amazon Basin and the Congo Basin. The temperate deciduous forest biome is prevalent in areas with moderate temperatures and distinct seasons, featuring deciduous trees and a diverse range of plant and animal species, found in regions such as North America and Europe. The grassland biome, comprising vast stretches of grasses and few trees, is found in regions like the African savannas and the Great Plains of North America. The desert biome, characterized by arid conditions and minimal precipitation, is found in regions like the Sahara Desert and the Mojave Desert. The tundra biome, known for its extremely cold temperatures, permafrost, and sparse vegetation, is found in Arctic regions. Additionally, there are aquatic biomes such as marine ecosystems, including coral reefs and open oceans, as well as freshwater biomes like rivers, lakes, and wetlands.
