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The tundra biome has an average temperature of -28 degrees Fahrenheit and can drop as low as -70 degrees. It is characterized by permanently frozen soil called permafrost that extends over 450 meters deep. Though cold, the ocean helps regulate temperatures from becoming too extreme. The tundra covers 10% of the Earth's surface and is home to herbivores like caribou and lemmings, and carnivores such as arctic foxes and polar bears that hunt them.
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2) The understory is warm and humid, located on lower tree branches. Birds, monkeys, bees, snakes, frogs, and leopards live here.
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- 2. Did you know it never gets warmer The average than 45 or 50 temperature in the degrees and the tundra is -28 ocean water keeps degrees, It can even the climate from go down to -70 falling to the degrees. extreme temperatures found in the interior of the continents. The tundra is also a windy place and winds can blow between 30 to 60 miles per hour.
- 4. Under the soil the earth is frozen and never melts. The ocean water keeps the climate from falling to extreme temperatures found in the interior of the continents. The word tundra means the land of no trees.
- 5. Permafrost is a layer of frozen soil Did you and dead know the plants that tundra extends covers one 1476 feet tenth of the (450 meters) earth. under the surface. The tundra is the 2nd most deadliest biome in the world.
- 7. Herbivorous Carnivorous animals animals Artic Caribou Lemming Fox Polar Bear Birds Insects Black Fly Artic Bumble Bee Raven Falcon
- 8. Artic Moss Artic Willow Red Algae Bear Berry Caribou Moss Diamond Leaf Willow Labrador Pasque Reindeer Tea Flower lichen Moss
- 9. Arctic Snowy Lemming fox Owl Caribou moss
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