1.2.1. A biome that is characterised by having large trees and shade - lov shrubs in the undergrowth. 1.2.2. Part of the earth water and atmosphere which inhabits living organ 1.2.3. The upper, rigid layer of the Earth. 1.2.4. Region of the earth that encompasses all living organisms: plants. animals and bacteria.

Did you know that biomes like rainforests are home to over half of the world’s plant and animal species despite covering only about 6% of the Earth's surface? These rich ecosystems boast towering trees that can reach over 200 feet and a complex undergrowth filled with shade-loving shrubs and diverse wildlife. Speaking of Earth's components, the biosphere plays an incredible role in sustaining life. It’s where the atmosphere, lithosphere (land), and hydrosphere (water) interact in a delicate balance. All living organisms thrive within this zone—from the tiniest bacteria to the grandest elephants—highlighting how interconnected and dependent we all are on each other for survival!