Archaebacteria

Micro-organisms that are similar to

bacteria in size and simplicity of

structure but radically different in
molecular organization. They are
now believed to constitute an
ancient intermediate group
between the bacteria and
eukaryotes.
Methanocaldococcus jannaschii
Reproduces asexually
by splitting into two
new cells. They can
live where ever
methane gas is being
produced. They eat
the methane to sustain
their life. They help
control methane gases
in the world.

Methanopyrus kandler
It lives in
temperatures
ranging from 84-110
degrees Celsius. It
feeds off hydrogencarbon dioxide and
must live where
there's a lot of it.
They reproduce
asexually and
duplicate their dna.

Eubacteria
A bacterium of a large group
typically having simple cells with
rigid cell walls and often flagella
for movement. The group
comprises the true bacteria and
cyanobacteria, as distinct from
archaebacteria.
Chlorobium limicola is
a fresh water bacteria.
It only lives in
freshwater areas like
lakes, rivers, and
ponds. It reproduces
asexually and uses
sunlight to get its
energy.

Bacillus alcalophilus
is a bacteria found
in waste water. It
uses methane and
other waste
products as a food
source. It also
reproduces
asexually and can
be found in any
waste water.

Fungi
Any of a group of unicellular,
multicellular, or syncytial sporeproducing organisms feeding on
organic matter, including molds,
yeast, mushrooms, and
toadstools.
The white button
mushroom is a common
food source. People like to
eat it on their pizzas or just
plain. It gathers energy
from the sun and
reproduces sexually. It
lives in fielded areas and
woods.

Amanita muscaria is
a mushroom that
should not be
consumed. It can
cause delusions to
animals that eat it. It
gets its energy from
the sun and
reproduces sexually.
It can live in multiple
enviroments.

Protists

euglena is a unicellar
protist that acquires
energy through
photosynthetic
autotroph. They
reproduce asexually
and live on many
surfaces.

Any member of a
kingdom of diverse
eukaryotes, including
algae, protozoans, and
lower fungi. Most are
single-celled organisms,
though the algae tend
to be multicellular.

Paramecium is also a
unicellar organism. It
reproduces asexually
and can live on many
surfaces. It uses
chemosynthetic
autotroph to get its
energy

Plants
A living organism of the kind
exemplified by trees, shrubs, herbs,
grasses, ferns, and mosses, typically
growing in a permanent site,
absorbing water and inorganic
substances through its roots, and
A rose is a woody
synthesizing nutrients in its leaves by
perennial that can
photosynthesis using the green
be found in many
pigment chlorophyll
places in the world.
It reproduces
sexually and gets
its energy and food
from sunlight.

Taraxacum is the
dandelion. It is
found in North
and South
America and are
native to Eurasia.
They reproduce
sexually and get
the energy from
photosynthesis.

Animals
A living organism that feeds
on organic matter, typically
having specialized sense
organs and nervous system
and able to respond rapidly
to stimuli.
Tigers live in Asia.
They reproduce
sexually and eat
other animals for
energy. They also can
eat fruits and berries.

Lions are a member

of the animal
kingdom. They
reproduce sexually
and feed off other
animals and plants.
They are typically
found in africa.