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Taiga climate is milder than tundra climate and moist enough to promote appreciable vegetation growth but too cold for good and prolific tree growth.

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You can see foxes, lynxes, squirrels, reindeer, caribou, moose, and several species of weasels. The plants that can be seen are pine, spruce, larch, and polar trees. Land forms usually include high mountains and lots of forest.

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The activities include hiking and biking. Nature activities make this place an excellent summer holiday.

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The Taiga is the largest terrestrial biome.
Taiga is the Russian word for forest.
It gets 20 to 40 inches of rain per year.
More than 32000 species of insects live there.
The trees there take up about 29% of the world's forest cover.
Wildfires are common but necessary there.
Canadians call it "Boreal."
Named after the Greek god "Boreal."
Is in danger of being deforested.
Out of the 300 birds who live there only 30 stay through winter.