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tundraanimals.net

traveltips.usatoday.com/precipitation-tundra-63393.html
idealhomegarden.com/biome facts
www.dictionary.com/browse/biome

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My biome in my opinion has the most fascinating animals in the world and that are almost going extinct like the polar bear and I can't believe they can live threw such hard conditions everyday

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The biotic factors of the grassland ecosystem includes the autotrophs, and the heterotrophs, that is the producers, pirmary consumers, secondary consumers and the tertiary consumers.

Priomary  producers:The primary producers include the autotrophs that can photosynthesize and  includes the grasses, sedged, rushes, cyanobacteria. lichens, mosses, trees etc.

The primary and the secondary consumers includes the  rabbits, moles , hares, elks, small deers insome places along with the phytophagous insects , snakes, preying birds, insect feeders  and  in some grassland ecosystems  like in Africa where there are carnivores like the panthers. lions, foxes, wild dogs, etc
The bacteria , fungi and other microorganisms form the detritus food chain that is involved in the nutrient cycling of the grassland.

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A new improved video of animals from the arctic tundra including some of the most well known animals from the region including polar bears, arctic foxes, arctic wolves, snowy owls and more. Read more at : http://tundra-animals-plants.blogspot.com Cheers

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Rainfall, temperature, wind flow, ground moisture etc. Natural grasslands have a precipitation of  500 -900 mm per year, where the deserts has rainfall of about 250 mm /year.This rainfall maintains the moisture and interacts with the abiotic and biotic factors of the grassland .

The tropical rainforests, however, have  rainfall of more than 2000mm per year. Grasslands can occur in high rainfall areas whereother growths  are not that successful due to heavy rainfall.

The climate of the grasslands range from cool to hot summers and may even range to ice in winter in higher latitudes.

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Tundra biome - Facts ,Plants ,Animals ,Climate for kids

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A short cartoon video for elementary kids, a trip to Tundra biome .This is full of information about the Tundra biome.

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a level or rolling treeless plain that is characteristic of arctic and subarctic regions, consists of black mucky soil with a permanently frozen subsoil, and has a dominant vegetation of mosses, lichens, herbs, and dwarf shrubs

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fur keeps this little fox alive

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tundra animals feast on this berry to live

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fur keeps this animal alive in the winter

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Very fur and fat always stays warm.

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Polar Bear is fat and has fur so it stays warm in the cold

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This animal has a lot of fur so it can withstand the cold harsh conditions.

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a major ecological community type (such as tropical rain forest, grassland, or desert)

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The caribou is very large and can stand cold weather.

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Beneath the northern polar ice caps across northern North America, Europe, Siberia is where the Tundra is located

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The tundra is a very cold, windy place. Therefore, large or animals with a lot of fur or fat live there so they can withstand the climate conditions.