Exploring the Tundra: A Chilling Adventure

❄️The Tundra biome is found in the northernmost and southernmost parts of the world, as well as on mountaintops.

🌧️Tundra receives very little rainfall, with only 20 to 60 centimeters of rain per year.

🌱Vegetation in the Tundra is sparse, with grasses like polar grass and herbaceous plants like sedges being able to survive.

🐺The Tundra is home to unique wildlife, including large grazing animals like moose and elk.

❄️🌿The frozen layer of soil called permafrost restricts the growth of deep-rooted plants.

What is the Tundra biome?

—The Tundra biome is a cold and dry ecosystem found in the northernmost and southernmost parts of the world, with sparse vegetation and unique wildlife.

What is the average temperature in the Tundra?

—The Tundra experiences cold winters with temperatures below -30 degrees Celsius and cold summers with temperatures around 10 degrees Celsius.

How much rainfall does the Tundra receive?

—The Tundra receives very little rainfall, with only 20 to 60 centimeters of rain per year.

What kind of plants can grow in the Tundra?

—Grasses like polar grass and herbaceous plants like sedges can grow in the Tundra, but deep-rooted plants are restricted due to the frozen layer of soil called permafrost.

What kind of animals live in the Tundra?

—The Tundra is home to unique wildlife, including large grazing animals like moose and elk, as well as migratory animals that use it as a summer breeding ground.

00:00The Tundra biome can be found in the northernmost and southernmost parts of the world, as well as on mountaintops.

00:33The Tundra experiences cold winters with temperatures below -30 degrees Celsius and cold summers with temperatures around 10 degrees Celsius.

00:45The Tundra receives very little rainfall, with only 20 to 60 centimeters of rain per year.

00:51Grasses like polar grass and herbaceous plants like sedges can grow in the Tundra, but deep-rooted plants are restricted due to the frozen layer of soil called permafrost.

01:02The Tundra is home to unique wildlife, including large grazing animals like moose and elk, as well as migratory animals that use it as a summer breeding ground.