Everglades National Park - Conclusion

The video explores the interdependent ecosystem of the Everglades, highlighting its subtle habitat boundaries and the small changes in elevation that define it. It discusses the diversity of tropical and temperate species, including endangered species and habitats. The video also features a new job experience in the Everglades and an exploration of the sawgrass prairie, focusing on its edible plants and the wildlife that thrives there.

What is a key characteristic of the Everglades ecosystem?

• Constant water levels

• Subtle boundaries between habitats

• Large changes in elevation

• Uniform plant species

Which of the following transitions is significant in the Everglades?

• Urban to rural

• Mountain to valley

• Desert to rainforest

• Freshwater to brackish water to salt water

What is notable about the Everglades in terms of conservation?

• It has no endangered species

• It is unaffected by climate change

• It is entirely man-made

• It contains both endangered species and habitats

What is the new job mentioned in the transcript related to?

• Researching in Antarctica

• Working in the Everglades

• Managing a zoo

• Teaching in a city school

What is a unique feature of the sawgrass prairie?

• It is covered in snow year-round

• It has edible parts similar to celery

• It is home to polar bears

• It is entirely barren