Plants
Animals
Ecological Concerns
Food Web
Climate
100
This tundra plant grows on rocks and is named after a common antlered animal.
Caribou Moss
100
These antlered animals have special noses that warm the air before reaching their lungs, and are often found in the North Pole.
Reindeer
100
As a result of this, much of the permafrost is rapidly melting, causing radical changes to habitats.
Global Warming
100
This part of the food wed, including grass, liverworts, and caribou moss, contains species that produce their own energy.
Producers
100
The yearly average temperature is less than this, which is 41 degrees in Fahrenheit.
5
200
This type of berry is covered in silky hairs and thick bark, but the animal it shares its name with growls instead of barks.
Bearberry
200
These animals have the warmest pelts of any animal in the arctic.
Arctic Fox
200
Smog clouds, which affect lichen in the Tundra, have been an effect of this.
Air Pollution
200
These animals are considered the tertiary consumers of the Tundra.
Bears
200
This is the typical form of precipitation seen in the Tundra.
Snow
300
This plant grows near wet lands, and gets its name from its leaves shiny appearance.
Diamond Leaf
300
These birds were given the nickname "Sea Parrots" and "Clowns of the Sea" for their bright colored appearance.
Puffin
300
The depletion of this causes stronger ultraviolet rays to harm the biome.
Ozone
300
This primary consumer feeds on grasses and lichens.
Lemmings
300
This is a thick layer of ice that hardly melts throughout the year, causing short season of growth.
Permafrost