Taiga Group 1 by

Maddie

2023-11-08 20:14:54 UTC

The taiga has spruce, fir, and pine trees, which are all coniferous trees, which have needle-like leaves and stay green and on the tree throughout the winter.

Eliza

2023-11-08 20:17:48 UTC

Taiga forests used to be covered in Glaciers.

Maddie

2023-11-08 20:20:10 UTC

Taigas are endangered because of logging.

Eliza

2023-11-08 20:21:15 UTC

Taigas have cold winters in short mild summers.

Maddie

2023-11-08 20:21:18 UTC

The taiga is the largest terrestrial biome.

Chloe

2023-11-08 20:22:31 UTC

The animals of the taiga must be able to survive the cold winter. Birds migrate to the south for the winter. Insects lay eggs that survive the winter, then die.

Eliza

2023-11-08 20:22:56 UTC

Taiga forests have the lowest annual average temperature after the tundra.

Maddie

2023-11-08 20:23:56 UTC

The taiga is mostly north under the tundra and covers most of the north U.S, Alaska, and Canada.

Eliza

2023-11-08 20:24:03 UTC

Taiga forests have permanant ice caps.

Chloe

2023-11-08 20:26:49 UTC

Animals like squirrels live in the taiga.

Eliza

2023-11-08 20:28:14 UTC

Has moderate precipitation in the summer.

Maddie

2023-11-08 20:28:19 UTC

The taiga is also called the coniferous or boreal forest.

Maddie

2023-11-09 19:58:11 UTC

Fun Fact: Wildfires are good for the taiga occasionally.

Chloe

2023-11-09 19:59:17 UTC

Predators of the taiga: lynx, wolverines, cooper's hawks and wolves.

Chloe

2023-11-09 20:01:50 UTC

Predators of the taiga: lynx, wolverines and wolves.

Eliza

2023-11-21 20:02:26 UTC

Tongass (a place in the Taiga) has between 1,500 and 1,700 bears!