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some rodent animals that live in the Taiga can change their fur for different parts of the year which can help them blend in with their surroundings to get away from predators. - Colin

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They have a diet of fruit and berries. Males have a sharper beak than females who have a more blunt beak. They also migrate south during winter to find more food.

-Alexios

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The plants of the taiga biome largely consist of coniferous evergreen trees, so the taiga will be a lush forest all year round! ~Brian S.

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The taiga has below 0 degree temperatures for half the year!

Johnny

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The climate is cold

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A mammal animals, eat small-medium mammals, ground-dwelling birds.

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The Red-Throated Loon is a strong flier and can take off from water very easily. Just like the rest of it's family. It lives on a diet of fish and you could find them more in the Northern Hemisphere.

-Ryder

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the evergreens cone shape helps prevent damage. Branches droop downward, which helps shed excess snow.

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the snow shoe rabbit is a mammal that has dark brown fur in the summer but changes to white in the winter so it wont get eaten by any predators. there diet consists of plants. they are generally found in Alaska, Canada and Northern USA

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This particular loon changes its color depending on the season. For example, during winter the loon turns white and gray, allowing it to blend in.

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The taiga is characterized by a cold, harsh climate, low rate of precipitation (snow and rain), and short growing season. Long, severe winters last up to 6 months, with average temperatures below freezing. Summers are short, lasting maybe 50 to 100 days without frost. - Grady

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There is 5 needles in each bunch. They traditionally have green needles throughout the year.

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Creatures in the taiga tend to be small birds and mammals, because larger creatures would not be able to find sufficient nutrients in such a harsh environment.

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Brian Swanson

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the female's plumage is duller. Waxwings normally live on fruit and berries, but sometimes eat insects.

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The Canada lynx is the Canada lynx may look like a slightly larger version of your housecat, but make no mistake — these boreal predators are ferocious

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The hawk owl is easily recognized by its tail, which is longer than usual for owls. Its wings are short and pointed, giving it a hawklike appearance when in flight.

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A lynx is a medium predator that feeds on small mammals. It's distinctive trait is it's impressive ability to hunt at equal efficiency in warm and cold weather.

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~Brian R. Swanson

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The taiga is a subarctic region. It lies in the northern hemisphere in Russia, Scandinavia, Alaska, and Canada. The largest taiga is located in Russia. It stretches 3,600 miles from the Pacific Ocean to the Ural Mountains.

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The taiga has an icy climate and low precipitation rate. The taiga has a medium precipitation rate compared to other climate regions. Most precipitation in the taiga comes in the summer when the weather is slightly warmer. Yearly rainfall in the taiga is 15-33 in.

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