Taiga Biome
Published on Nov 18, 2015
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The Taiga Biome's weather is often cold, seldom forgiving. Most days of the year it is below zero (in Celsius so under 30°F). When the summer visits it's usually rainy and warm, often times it is 70° F.
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Grass is one of the main producers in the Taiga Biome.
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Throughout the entire year it snows and rains anywhere from 12-33 inches. Due to these harsh conditions of freezing weather and pouring rain not many animals live in the Taiga Biome. Nor do many plants grow aside from trees.
Photo by Joe Barnas
Balsam Fir.
Yet another producer.
Yay, more trees.
Photo by K.P. McFarland
CARIBOU MOSS. WHOO! Finally something other than trees! This is a producer from the Taiga Biome.
Photo by the_dharma_bum
Moose
The moose is a primary consumer of the taiga biome, it eats tree leaves and grass.
Photo by Steve took it
Caribou
Much like their cousin, the moose, Caribou eat tree leaves and grass as well as lichens like Caribou Moss.
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The Snowshoe Rabbit. It's main source of nutrition is grass, however they can also eat berries off bushes.
Photo by Carly & Art
The Ruffed Grouse
This bird tends to eat insects, buds and twigs of the aspen tree, and clover leaves and strawberries.
Photo by Arthur Chapman
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