Taiga biome
A Smore by Rhys Davey
Biotic factors Abiotic factors
Wolverine... Snow
Wolf... Rocks
Bear... Light
Fish... Water
Trees...Air
Climate
Average precipitation is 20 inches. There can be anywhere between 12 and 33 inches
Temperatures range from -26.6 to 50 degrees
Fun facts
The Taiga is home the the Cree Indians
Because of Earths axis, the nights are long in the winter, and the days are long in the summer!
Toronto and Moscow are the only massively populated cities in the Taiga
Life in the Taiga
Human affects and efforts
The tundra biomes trees are being depleted massively due to paper consumption. The lakes have also been polluted with mercury, resulting in many fish, wildlife, and Indian deaths. There have been many conservation efforts and protests in nearby Taiga cities. There is also many groups trying to rid the waters of poisonous substances and liquids.
Decomposers
Fungi, and honey fungus, and possibly fire.
Producers
Grass, trees, and phytoplankton
Consumers
Bears, rabbits, wolverine, Indians, and fish
Brief description
The Taiga covers most of Canada and Russia. It is a massive producer of paper, and home to the heavily populated Cree Indians. The land is covered in evergreen trees and mountains, causing the weather to be miserably cold. Although many conservation efforts are in place, fish, Indians, and wildlife continue to be killed by the mercury filled lakes, and the trees are disappearing fast. Wildfires are very common in the tundra, experts say the land adapted to many fires to destroy the rotted out trees.