A boy wins a trip. The first thing he notices when he arrives is the cold temperatures and the thick coniferous forests. It snows during his visit. The area averages 35cm to 100 cm of precipitation per year. The boy also takes a nature trip and sees animals like moose, lynx, bears, and foxes. Which biome is he in?

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Shea Stephens

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A boy wins a trip. The first thing he notices when he arrives is the cold temperatures and the thick coniferous forests. It snows during his visit. The area averages 35cm to 100 cm of precipitation per year. The boy also takes a nature trip and sees animals like moose, lynx, bears, and foxes. Which biome is he in?

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Jovani Davila · Answer 1

Answer: Taiga Biome

Explanation:

Located in the Subartic regions of Earth such as the Alaska, Northern Canada, Scandinavia, and Northern Siberia, the Taiga biome refers to forests that some would say is the middle ground between the Tundra and the Temperate Forests.

Taiga biomes are naturally very cold with a permanently frozen top soil with thick forests full of coniferous trees which are described as being Evergreen.

Animals that live here have been able to adapt to the climate and include moose, lynx, bears such as the Siberian bear, and foxes.

The boy is definitely in the Taiga biome.