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What is the average rainfall per year in the Himalayas?
The average annual rainfall in the Himalayas varies depending on the specific location and elevation, but it can range from 1000 to 4000 millimeters per year. The southern slopes typically receive more rainfall due to the Indian monsoon season, while the northern slopes are drier.
Which of the southern and lowest part of Himalayas?
Trans Himalayas
What member of the cow family lives in the Himalayas?
The member of the cow family that lives in the Himalayas is the Yak. The yaks roam all through the Himalayas.
Where are the Himalayas in eastern Asia?
The Himalayas are located between Northern Nepal and Southern China.
What wildlife lives on the Himalayas?
yeti
Who lives in Himalayas and popularly known as Barasingha?
I live in himalayas known as ''bharahsingha''
Why are the south- facing slopes in the southern hemisphere colder than north- facing slopes?
South-facing slopes in the southern hemisphere receive less direct sunlight, leading to less heating compared to north-facing slopes. This results in colder temperatures on the south-facing slopes because they do not receive as much warmth from the sun as the north-facing slopes.
Who lives in the Himalayas?
Nobody that we currently know of
Who lives near the Himalayas?
suria setheri
What monster lives in the Himalayas?
yetis
Did bigfoot and yeti have a kid?
No, Bigfoot lives in Canada and yeti lives in the Himalayas.
Which animal lives on Himalayas?
Turn around slowly...
