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The document discusses the tundra biome and some of its key features. It notes that the tundra is one of the coldest biomes and is found in areas around the Arctic, including Alaska, Canada, and northern Russia. It lists several plant and animal species common to the tundra, such as arctic moss, arctic willow, polar bears, arctic foxes, and snow leopards. The document also illustrates how extinction of one species, such as deer, could negatively impact other species higher on the food chain, like snow lions, demonstrating the interconnectedness of ecosystems.
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- 1. tundra Snow lion Brought to you by bolts
- 2. Interesting facts Tundra biome is one of the coldest biomes in the world. The snow lion like the normal lion is the king of beasts world-wide.
- 3. Locations worldwide Top and bottom of the world there are also some spread over the world. Such as in Alaska, Canada and northern Russia. Also it is found in the coldest places around the world.
- 4. Plants in the tundra biome. In the tundra biome there are these plants. Arctic moss, arctic willow, bearberry, cariba moss, diamond-leafwillow.
- 5. Arctic-willow The arctic-willow is a small shrub that will never grow over 60 centimetres and grows in large and dense mats in the tundra.
- 6. Animals in the tundra biome Arctic fox, polarbear, seal, snow leapard, salamander and of coarse the snow lion.
- 7. Snow leapard The snow leopard and the normal leopard are not related
- 8. Food chain in the tundra Snow lion deer's antelopes All plants All plants
- 9. What happen’s when animal’s become extinct deer‘s antelopes All plants All plants
- 10. What happen’s when animal’s become extinct Snow lion Deer’s Antelope’s
- 11. What happen’s when animal’s become extinct Snow lion Deer’s
- 12. What happen’s when animal’s become extinct Snow lion
- 13. What happen’s when animal’s become extinct BAM!!! As you saw the snow lion’s prey is wiped out leaving the snow lion to die of starvation. When this happens all the animals that feed on the animals that where wiped out will grow to a big population leaving our world to be invaded by growing populations of animals.
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