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Zachary H and Jose. Yearly Temperature  Winter: -54°C through -1°C  Summer: -7°C through 21°C  Most of the year is cold.

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1 Zachary H and Jose

2 Yearly Temperature  Winter: -54°C through -1°C  Summer: -7°C through 21°C  Most of the year is cold

3 Yearly Precipitation  It rain’s for about 30-85 cm a year

4 Animals  Bears adapt to the cold winter by hibernating  All of the animals gain extra fur in the winter or they hibernate  Hares adapt to the snow with white fur (camouflage from predators)

5 Plants  Mosses adapted to the growing seasons  Conifer trees are perfect for the cold taiga climate  Peat moss can only grow where light can reach the forest floor 

6 Location on the globe As you can see the Taiga is located in Canada, Russia, and part of Europe.

7 Food Chain

8 Interesting facts  The Taiga is the largest forest region  Taiga has a miserable summer for warm blooded mammals with all of their biting insects  Another name for a Taiga is a Boreal Forest

9 Bibliographies Boutin,Stan.”Taiga.”World Book Student. n.p.Web.n.d.20 September 2010 “Taiga” blueplanetbiomes.n.p.Web.June 2000.20 September 2010. “Taiga” World of Biology.Gale.2000.Gale Science in context.Web.20 September 2010 The Taiga (Image) September 22 2010 Taiga forest photo (Image) A Moose in the Taiga (Image) September 22 2010 Taiga (Image) September 22 2010 Autumn in Taiga Forest (Image) September 22 2010 Snow Arch tags: taiga forest (Image) September 3 2010 Tundra and the Taiga Moss (Image) Taiga animals (Image) September 23 2010 It eat small animals (Image) September 23, 2010


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