Taiga

The Average Annual Rainfall Is Approximately 33 Inches.

Where Are Taigas Located?

• The Taiga Is A Forest Of The Cold, Subarctic Region. The Subarctic Is An Area Of The Northern Hemisphere That Lies Just South Of The Arctic Circle. The Taiga Lies Between The Tundra To The North And Temperate Forests To The South. Alaska, Canada, Scandinavia, And Siberia Have Taigas.

Wildfires Are Very Common.

The Trees Produce Their Seeds In Cones.

The Dominant Plant In The Taiga Is The Coniferous Evergreen Tree.

Some Animals Of The Taiga Are Mammals Like Elk, Roe Deer, Wood Bison, The Beaver, The North American Porcupine, The Snowshoe Hare, The Mountain Hare, The Canada Lynx, The Siberian Weasel, The Siberian Tiger, The Brown Bear, Moose, Caribou, And The Eurasian Lynx.