The tundra is an arctic biome characterized by cold temperatures and permafrost. It has a short growing season and sparse vegetation like dwarf shrubs, sedges, and wildflowers. Animal life includes caribou, Arctic foxes, and birds. There are two types of tundra: Arctic tundra located around the polar regions and alpine tundra found at high elevations. Permafrost and low precipitation limit plant growth in the tundra.

1. Tundra Kaden Vannorsdel and Will Beauchamp

3. Average Precipitation in Tundra

4. Average Temperature in Tundra

12. Food Chains in Tundra

13. Tundra Food Web Everything is Decomposed after they die.

14. Water Cycle in Tundra Permafrost Soil Snow Precipitation Seepage River Ocean Evaporation Condensation Accumulation

15. Nitrogen Cycle in Tundra Permafrost Death and Waste Nitrogen Fixation Decomposers Amonification Ammonia (NH3) Nitrification Nitrates Dentrification Nitrogen Gas Assimilation

16. Carbon Cycle in Tundra Photosynthesis Cellular Respiration Permafrost Soil Death or Decomposition Fossil Fuels Combustion Carbon Dioxide (CO2)

17. Phosphorus Cycle in Tundra