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• -Weight 5kg, Will protect its young and itself with its sharp claws and sharp teeth.
• Eats Small plants& Nuts from various trees or shrubs.
• Pluck from trees burrow in a nest under shrubs and other leaves from the forest floor.
• Keep warm, by its Fur growing once The seasons change to winter
• It Will take shelter in a trees burrow of leaves, and leaves on the forest floor.

2015 VERSION

2600

• This squirrel from 2600 has extensive claws for defense
• This species also has grown more fur during winter to survive.
• A distinctive nose to smell food or predators from a distance
• These adaptation is from a mixture of a bear, and wolf

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• Sharper claws for defensive purposes
• Extensive fur, for winter and hibernation
• Distinct nose for picking up specific smells for food or predator
• Derived from wolf and bear
• Name: Dark Fured Mountain Squirrel(Mountainous Squirrelos)

BIBLIOGRAPHY

• E, Jenny. "Physical Adaptations of the Ground Squirrel." EHow. Demand Media, 27 June 2011. Web. 20 Feb. 2015.
• Infoplease. Infoplease, n.d. Web. 20 Feb. 2015.
• "Squirrels, Squirrel Pictures, Squirrel Facts - National Geographic." National Geographic. N.p., n.d. Web. 19 Feb. 2015.

PLANT (MOUNTIAN SHRUB )

MOUTIAN SHRUB 2015

• Regular shrub
• Contains nuts and leaves that are edible for primary consumers.
• Has shallow roots to get Water

MOUTAIN SHRUB 2600

• Mountain Shrub 2600
• Starts to grow thorns for protection against predators
• Even more spreaded out roots
• Posionus leaves for protection

MOUNTAIN SHURB

• Mountain shrub (3000)
• (Mountain laurel)
• Contains multiple thorns
• Shallow spread out roots across the ground
• Posionus Leaves for defense

PRIMARY PRODUCER

• Gainis food through photosynthesis and collects water.
• Has pollination seeds inside the nuts to spread its seed to other areas.
• Uses this to survive in its an environment and thrive.

FOOD CHAIN

• Food chain of Mountain Shrub