Keeping a horse in Alaska would have its challenges but should not deter you. The most important thing would be to provide shelter that will protect the horse from the harsh weather. A fully inclosed stall with a good roof would be the best. Blanketing your horse with good quality, water-proof blankets would also be a must. And lights in the barn to offset the the long days when there is no sun. Horses can get depressed too from lack of sunlight. Most breeds would probably be fine as long as they are kept warm enough. Arabians and Thoroughbreds may have a harder time in such a cold environment. Breeds that were bred with cold in mind, Fjords, Icelandics, ect., would fare better.
The vegetation that grows in the rainforest is that which is best suited to the climate.
because of the climate
Cactus.
The link between climate and vegetation is the vegetation that grows in the rainforest is that which is best suited to the climate.
cuz they is epic and teabag cows :)
Alaska; They get a lot of sunlight time.
because of we have a different kind of climate.
The Apple; introduced by the Romans and well suited to our climate
The warm climate and rich soil of the Southern Colonies were well suited for agriculture.
it can stand seasonal differences in temperature and rainfall
I asked this question how am I supposed to know
tropical because it rains a lot