Climate and geography play a big role in shaping both land and water ecosystems.

1. Terrestrial Ecosystems:

• Climate decides how hot or cold it is and how much it rains.
• Geography creates land features like mountains and valleys.
• Different areas, like deserts and forests, are home to different plants and animals.

2. Aquatic Ecosystems:

• Things like water temperature, saltiness, and how much light is present affect the species living there.
• Geography builds habitats, such as rivers, lakes, and oceans.
• Water movements, like currents and tides, help spread nutrients.

In the end, all these factors make unique ecosystems that thrive in their own special conditions!