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.

1. By Tayla

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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