Aquatic biomes are the largest biomes on Earth as they cover about 75 percent of Earth's surface.
Desert biomes cover about 20% of the Earth are known for their extreme dry and arid climates that have minimal precipitation of less than 50 centimeters a year causing it's organism to be specially adapted to survive in this harsh enviroment.
Forest biomes take up arround one third of Earth's surface .
Grassland biomes are fascinating ecosystems that cover approximately 40% of Earth's terrestrial area. Grasslands are characterized by vast, open spaces dominated by grasses and other herbaceous plants.
Tundra biomes are one of the coldest and harshest environments on Earth, characterized by its extreme temperatures, low precipitation, and a unique ecosystem.
