The document discusses prairies, which are temperate grasslands located in the interior of North America that experience hot summers and cold winters. Prairies are home to various animals like antelope, badger, bison and coyote as well as plants such as red elm, snailseed and pawpaw. Over the last century, prairies have become endangered due to agriculture and urban development reducing prairie dog habitat, though Native Americans historically relied on prairies' resources for food and medicine.

1. PRAIRIE
Chico Paulics and Joaquim Ruesca

2. What is a prairie ?
A prairie is a temperate grassland, plains of grass that get hot in the summer and
cold in the winter. Even now, the prairie is a large area.

3. Where are the prairies?
Prairies are located in the interior of North America

4. Fauna
In the prairies are different animals such as :
- Antelope
- Badger
- Bison
- Coyote

5. FLORA
In the prairies are different plants such as :
- Red Elm - Ulmus rubra
- Snailseed - Cocculus carolinus
- Pawpaw - Asimina triloba

6. Is it endangered?
Over the last century, prairie dogs have lost most of their native habitat to
agriculture and urban development.

7. The people
Native Americans were the first people to use the prairie's vast resources. The
prairie provided them with plants that could be used as food and medicine.