Question

The tundra biome is a fascinating region in northeast Asia. Describe the vegetation and animals found in this extreme climate.

Answer 1

The Tundra is a very freezing biome, it's temperatures range from -10° to 41° F, and doesn't go above 50° F. Animals like polar bears, reindeer and arctic foxes are only some examples of the 48 species living in the Tundra biome.The vegetation here is limited since tree's can't gow because of the frozen ground, short grass, flowers, mosses and lichens are the main vegetation in the Tundra biome.

Answer 2

Tundras are very cold and harsh. They have no trees and little vegetation, although there may be wildflowers in the summer, due to indirect sunlight. There is barely sufficient rainfall and the climate is often windy. Animals include caribou, birds, polar bears, wolves and arctic foxes (to name a few).