OUR PLANET {PLANTARIA}

 

PLANTARIA PLANET

It is pretty much like Earth, our planet has oxygen in the air, soil, and so much water.

Our forest planet is a place of magic, just teeming with lush greenery, towering trees and wildlife of such majesty. The weather here on this world is just nothing like anything you have ever seen on Earth: the sky is never anything but the most beautiful emerald green, along with tufts of cotton-like clouds that manage to dance across the horizon. The temperature is always appropriate-neither hot nor cold-but exactly what each of the creatures on this world needed. As for fauna, the wooded planet teems with life. Among the many magical creatures, from the pretty unicorns to the frolicking fairies, each creature could be followed. The tree life is entrancing, as dancing trees sway to the touch of a gentle breeze whispering secrets to whomever might listen. Crystal clear, are the streams and rivers with such mystical creatures as mermaids and water nymphs. However, it is not just for the magic dwelling there, since among the deer, rabbits, and squirrels that roam about the ground, birds flit about the treetops, adding a touch of vibrancy to the emerald ceiling above. Indeed, this forest planet is a haven for all beings, the infinitesimal as well as the gigantic. The climatic conditions of the forest planet may be a bit unpredictable sometimes. One moment the sun shines brightly and throws dappled patterns on the floor of the forest; the next, out of the blue it starts to storm violently and heavy rain begins to pour from above. Yet even the storms are picturefully beautiful, with lightning flashing across the sky and thunder rumbling along. Living on this forested planet is like living inside of some kind of fable. Every day is new, full of enchantment and mystery. Even the forest seems to have a life of its own; the trees, so old, that they whisper their secrets to those who would listen. The population of the forest planet could be as diversified and colorful as the vegetation that grows in the underbrush. In short, our forest planet is a unique place full of wonders unexplainable to the human mind. The weather is always perfect, and the species that one gets to encounter living here are indeed very different and magical in nature. Actually, staying on the forest planet is a dream come true because one gets an opportunity to run away from realities and enter into a fantasy adventure. The climatic conditions within our forested planet are pretty varied, comprising sunny stages succeeded by mild rain showers. The solar radiation heats up the terrestrial surface such that leaves sparkle and the emergence of wildlife into playful activities. This precipitation brings a fresh feeling and feeds the flora, keeping the forest in its green tone. Therefore, I chose to emphasize features of sunny and rainy days on our forested planet since each of them contributes differently to the environment. The warm rays bring sunny days to us, while the rain showers fill the forest with renewal and vigor. These two types of weather conditions balance each other and produce a balanced environment that encourages the growth of flora and fauna. The sunny and rainy patterns of the weather combined with the different kinds of plants and animals existing in this habitat create a comprehensive ecosystem which may be great to explore. This is supplemented by the presence of trees or tree-like features, shrubs, grasses, and probably fungi, featuring mushrooms, as well as richly inhabited fauna roaming through the forests. So, compared to Earth, the ecosystem of a forest planet is a far cry more complex. Forests create excellent habitats: shelter from the weather and plenty of food. Its flora and fauna are more diversified than those of Earth. Underwater trees, or kelps, as well as corals, show higher order diversities, mostly because shallow aquatic habitats are typical. Other creatures also have the ability to fly, with many avian species or avian-like organisms. A theoretical variety of flying creature is a balloon-shaped creature that, in theory, can be shaped as skyfish, flying whales, or even flying creatures lacking wings. Animals on such planets are relatively less diverse compared to those that exist on Earth. This is because there would be fewer niches in water. Such creatures use kelp as habitats just like trees used as habitats for land organisms.