The tundra is a very cold biome located near the North Pole. It covers a fifth of the Earth's surface. The tundra has an average temperature of below 10 degrees Celsius year-round, making it too cold for trees to grow except for dwarf willows. When the sea freezes in the tundra, the salt forms ice flowers due to the extremely low temperatures. Despite the cold, various animal species have adapted to survive in the tundra, including polar bears, arctic hares, caribou, and snowy owls.

2. WEATHER!
THE WEATHER IN TUNDRA IS VERY VERY VERY
COLD BECAUSE THAY HAVE VERY COLD ICE
CUBES IN THE TUNDRA.TUNDRA IS UNDER 10
DEGREES CELCIUS THAT IS COLD BUT THE
TUNDRA ANIMALS DON”T FEEL IT LIKE WE
DO.WE FEEL IT CAUSE WE DON”T LIVE IN
TUNDRA LIKE THAY DO.

3. Facts on tundra
 The Tundra is very cold
 The only tree that grows in the really bad climate of tundra is
the dwarf willow, with an normal height of only 4 inches.
 When the sea in tundra freezes, owing to really low
temperature, the salt in it tends to form crystals, which are
referred to as ice flowers.

4. More facts
The tundra, the vast areas of northern Russia
and Canada

5. LOCATION
the tundra is located at the top of the world, near the North
Pole. This really big biome, it covers a fifth of the earth's
surface.

6. Plants
Arctic Moss
Arctic Willow
Bearberry
Caribou Moss
Diamond-leaf Willow
Labrador Tea
Pasque Flower
Tufted Saxifrage

7. LifeAnimals
species
Artic wolf
Polar Bear
Penguin
Arctic Hare
Mountain Lion
Caribou
Ermine
Grizzly Bear
Harlequin Duck
Musk Ox
Snowy Owl

8. Food Web
Arctic Willow
Bacteria Lemming
Arctic Wolves Snowy Owl

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