the Red Fox is located in the Taiga biome. The Taiga biome is below freezing for most of the year with an average temperature of 32°F. The summer is 50°F, the winter can be 26.6°F and the highest temperature it can reach is 104°F. Must be very cold over there. The Taiga biome is located in the northern hemisphere which is covers, North America, Asia, Europe, Alaska, Canada, Scandinavia, and Russia. This must explain why it’s a big biome. Biotic factors in the Taiga are, Moose Reindeer/Caribou
“Trees are always a relief, after people.” No words can surpass the tranquility of those expressed in the above line by David Mitchell. Forest are indeed a great and important factor in human survival. It’s not just a poetic sentiment to be wanting to be close to nature but rather a proven fact that progress of humanity can not continue without the holistic approach, of which forests are a big part. This list comprises of world’s largest continuous forests. Therefore, forests that are spread throughout
Boreal Forest Research Specific Example #1: http://a-z-animals.com/animals/siberian-tiger/ Siberian Tiger Scientific Name: Panthera tigris altaica The Panthera tigris altaica also known as the siberian tiger, is a great animal to live in the boreal forest; the fur of a Panthera tigris altaica is really thick. The fur protects it from the elements, and grows 4 inches around there neck. Siberian tiger are carnivores they eat boars, elk, lynx, red deer, rabbits. The Siberian Tiger is critically endangered
The Arctic is the most northern part of the Earth. It’s most northern part is the Arctic Ocean which covered by endless amount of ice and snow. Surrounding that area is actual land including parts of Canada, United States, Norway, and Russia. The entire island of Greenland is also inside the Arctic Circle. Although there are disagreements on what defines the borders of the Arctic, many scientists defined it by the area above the Arctic Circle. This circle is the imaginary line at 66 degrees 32”