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What is the Canadian biome with permafrost called?
Tundra
What lives in the Canadian tundra?
Elk Grizzlys black bear wolves peregrine falcons bison snowbirds and lynx (endangered)
What are the similarities between desert and tundra?
The dessert is dry and the Tundra is cold.The dessert is gravelly and rocky while the Tundra is grassy with rivers and also the dessert has few grass spots unlike the Tundra.
Tundra in Canada covers which two land regions?
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What is a slogan for the tundra?
Keeping it cool in the frozen tundra.
Name a place with a tundra biome?
Canadian tundra
What is the Canadian biome with permafrost called?
Tundra
What animal makes their home is the Canadian tundra?
Well, it depends upon what era you are wondering about. Wooly Mammoths once inhabited the tundra where they grazed the snowcrested ground. Now there are wolves, mouse, caribou, whitetail deer and many more.
Where is brian robeson at in the woods of Canada?
close to the Canadian tundra
What is the thick haze that covers the Arctic every November to April composed of?
dust from the Canadian tundradust from Canadian tundra
What are Arctic willows?
a shrub, Salix arctica, found in the Canadian tundra.
What two land regions in Canada are covered by tundra?
The Canadian Shield and Interior Plains
Where is the home of yakuts?
Russian tundra.
The thick haze that covers the arctic every November to April is composed of?
Dust from the Canadian tundra
What are the attributes of the Canadian shield?
The Canadian Shield is a large geological area characterized by ancient rocks, rugged terrain, and numerous lakes and rivers. It is known for its rich mineral deposits and diverse wildlife. The region is also home to boreal forests and tundra vegetation.
Why is the tundra biome globally important?
The Tundra is so globally important because, it his home to thousands of plants and animals.
Do hares live in the tundra?
Yes, they are called Arctic Hares. They are preyed upon by Arctic Owls and Canadian Lynxes.
