3.6 A Tail of Two Ecosystems

3.6 A Tail of Two Ecosystems –

Stop the Invasion Demo Project 3.6 A Tail of Two Ecosystems –

A. Chat

B. Compare and Contrast

Florida Everglades

Hanoi, Vietnam

Compare and Contrast Two Ecosystems
You have had a chance to explore the Florida Everglades as well as Southeast Asia, the natural home to the Burmese python. Use the graphic organizer in your Mission Log to answer the following:

What do you notice about what is similar between the two environments?
What are the biggest differences?
Make a Prediction: Given everything you know about both ecosystems, what do you think the impact of the Burmese pythons being in the Everglades has been?

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