Annual precipitation is typically low, ranging from 150 to 250 millimeters (6 to 10 inches), primarily in the form of snow.

Persistent winds can create the illusion of constant snowfall, even when there is little precipitation.

Despite low precipitation, the tundra can be a wet environment in the summer. Permafrost, a layer of permanently frozen ground below the surface, prevents water from soaking into the soil, creating bogs, ponds, and wetlands.

climate-temperate hot summers, mild winters.

precipitation-approximately 17 inches annually in the western panhandle to about 56 inches in the far southeast

animals- American bison, alligator

plants-red maple, butterfly milkweed

facts-it has more man-made lakes than any other state in the country

toads, Fujian bamboo salamander and the South China tiger.

bamboo, cherry blossoms, and various flowers like peonies, cosmos, and irises

The province is a major producer of tea

circular earthen houses called tulou.

Animals: snow leopard, Himalayn lynx, common leopard, Kashmir markhor

Plants: Pepper, Golden pothos, Aloe vera, African marigold, Tomato

2 Interesting facts: No.1 The second highest mountain peak in the world, K2, is located in these Northern Areas. No.2 The Karakoram Highway is the bridge between China and Pakistan and has been constructed at a height of 15,397 ft. making it the highest paved international road in the world.

Most precipitation comes down in the form of snow or fog.

Some animals include: Northern Pike, Moose, Small mammals like squirrels and lemmings, bears, Foxes, Lynxs, and owls

Fun Facts: Severe fires are very susceptible despite how cold it is, it is very dry

Due to climate change it may be possible for taigas to transition into another biome

Chinese Pangolin

Japanese Quail

1. Fujian's subtropical forests are among the most biodiverse in China, hosting numerous endemic species due to the region's varied microclimates and terrain.

2. The region is part of the "Fujian-Taiwan biodiversity hotspot," emphasizing its importance for conservation efforts and its rich variety of flora and fauna.

*   Animals:

    *   Monkeys (e.g., Spider Monkey)

    *   Toucans

*   Plants:

    *   Orchids

    *   Giant trees (e.g., Kapok tree)

*   Interesting Facts:

 Tropical rainforests are home to more species of plants and animals than any other biome.They play a crucial role in regulating the Earth's climate by absorbing carbon dioxide.

types of animals you can see are Malayan tiger, Francois' langur, and types of plants you can see are young saplings and lobster-claw. This area was turned into a wildlife safari and resort.

- Animals: Seagulls and marine species like fish and crabs.

- Plants: Coastal grasses and salt-tolerant succulents.

- Interesting facts: Famous for its surf culture and annual competitions; has a historic Bondi Pavilion from the 1920s.

Climate: Cold, long winters with warm to hot summers.

Precipitation: Modest to low; 150 mm in the western European regions & 1000 mm in the mountains annually

Animals: Reindeer & Sable

Plants: Siberian Fir & Scots Pine

Facts: It is the world's largest forest biome & produces 1.3 billion tons of oxygen each year

Animals: Afghanistan's famous animals include the endangered snow leopard, the national animal, the iconic Afghan Hound, known for its distinct appearance, and the majestic golden eagle, the national bird.

Plants: Kabul is known for its rich agricultural produce, including fruits like pomegranates, apricots, and grapes, and nuts like almonds, walnuts, and pistachios.

Facts:

- One of the world's highest capitals: Located in a narrow valley between the Hindu Kush mountains, Kabul's high altitude makes it one of the highest capital cities on Earth.

- Ancient origins and strategic importance: The city is over 3,500 years old and has been a crucial crossroad for centuries, situated on the historic Silk Road, which was a major trade route connecting East and West.

Facts: Cuba's aquatic biomes are rich in biodiversity and have the largest mangrove forest in the Caribbean.

- Tatiana Beltrante

Temperature: Kelp forests require cold water, typically between 42 and 72 degrees Fahrenheit (5–20 degrees Celsius). Warm water holds less of the vital nutrients kelp needs, which is why rising ocean temperatures from climate change pose a significant threat to these ecosystems.

Precipitation: As a marine biome, kelp forests are not directly affected by rainfall and precipitation but are vulnerable to coastal runoff. Urban and agricultural runoff can carry pollutants and sediment into the coastal waters, which damages kelp populations and encourages invasive algae to grow.

Animals: As a keystone species, sea otters play a crucial role by preying on sea urchins. Without otters, the urchin population would grow out of control and destroy the kelp forest, creating a desolate "urchin barren". Sea urchins are herbivores that graze on kelp. Without the regulation of predators like sea otters, a large population of sea urchins can destroy a kelp forest and create "urchin barrens". 

Plants:

The species of Giant Kelp (Macrocystis pyrifera) can grow up to 175 feet tall and is found along the North American Pacific coast, especially in California.

Bull kelp (Nereocystis Luetkeana) is an annual species that is more common in the colder waters of the Pacific Northwest, like those off the coast of Washington. 

Fun Facts: Under ideal conditions, kelp can grow at an astonishing rate, with some species reaching up to 18 inches (45 cm) or more per day.

The dense structures of kelp forests can act as a buffer against waves and storm surges, which reduces coastal erosion and helps protect shorelines. 

Common animals: Nutria, Pampas Deer

Common plants: Jacaranda trees, Dracaena

2 interesting facts: It has the highest concentration of therapists in the world.

The citys main attraction is a historical cemetary.

Animals: Afghanistan's famous animals include the endangered snow leopard, the national animal, the iconic Afghan Hound, known for its distinct appearance, and the majestic golden eagle, the national bird.

Plants: Kabul is known for its rich agricultural produce, including fruits like pomegranates, apricots, and grapes, and nuts like almonds, walnuts, and pistachios.

Facts:

- One of the world's highest capitals: Located in a narrow valley between the Hindu Kush mountains, Kabul's high altitude makes it one of the highest capital cities on Earth.

- Ancient origins and strategic importance: The city is over 3,500 years old and has been a crucial crossroad for centuries, situated on the historic Silk Road, which was a major trade route connecting East and West.