Hello this is Bear Ryan, most
people call me Bear Ryan, but
you can call me, Bear Ryan. Welcome to the very first episode of Plants
in the Wild. Plants. What are they? Well, they are these green things
you find on the floor. What do they do? Or why are they there? Well,
they are on the floor because gravity. There purpose is to provide air
and consumer our carbon dioxide. There are many different types of
plants, most of them are green while some of them are underwater. In
this episode of Student vs Wild you will see many different types of
plant wildlife at RCMS. For example there is the Jefferson plant. The
Jefferson plant looks like the plant shown below. Now, you can see the
difference between the plant life very easily. That is because they are
not the same. I have assumed that they have been imported, from
different parts of the world. Which is a good thing because we can have
a diverse plant-life at RCMS. Another unique type of plant is the
Wallburry plant. I call it this because it is on the wall, or very
close to it at least. Now out of all of these plants that I have my
most favorite was Mr. Point. I call it this because it was very pointy.
Sadly though, its species has been killed of in this area. It was
killed by RCMS’ dominate species, the Homo Sapiens. Most of these plant
life have to survive the wilderness against its main prey, the Homo
Sapiens. Although, this dominate species provides food to it, it can
also do very fatal damage to the plants. Some plants have attempted to
adapt by making pointed ends in there leaf. However, this has proven to
not be very effective. For they still take lots of damage from the Homo
Sapiens. Well that is it guys for my writing portion of this article. I
hope you stay tuned for another episode of Student vs Wild. Bye.
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