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Animals move to other places or they will not survive. Or the population might grow.
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What might happen if the tundra suddenly began to have longer warmer summers?
Animals move to other places or they will not survive. Or the population might grow.
What are the main differences between a tiaga and a tundra?
The main differences between a taiga and a tundra lie in their climates and vegetation. Taiga is characterized by its colder climate, with long, harsh winters and short summers, supporting coniferous forests. In contrast, tundra has an even colder climate with very short summers, supporting low-growing vegetation like mosses and lichens due to permafrost.
What are summers like in Hawaii?
Warmer and drier (relatively).
Does Texas have warmer summers than Canada?
Yes.
What might happen to tundra animals such as polar bears as earths climate warms?
The Polar bears will die because they are used to living in a colder climate and not a warmer climat.
What might happen to tundra animals such as polar bears as earths Climate warm?
The Polar bears will die because they are used to living in a colder climate and not a warmer climat.
What might happen to tundra animals such as polar bears as Earth's climate warms?
The Polar bears will die because they are used to living in a colder climate and not a warmer climat.
What is the description of the tundra?
when snow covers the tundra , caribou often change their grazing behaviour and move to warmer areas for food
What happen if you leave a milk in the sun?
Nothing it only gets warmer its the same way as boiling milk but it takes longer
What is the difference between a Subarctic Continental and a Tundra climate zone?
The tundra is located at high latitudes and in mountains above the treeline (called alpine tundra) and is much colder than the temperate climate. The winter in tundra regions are very long, and usually very cold (some tundra islands are not that cold like South Georgia). The summers are very cool, with at least one month above freezing but no month of the year reaches an average temperature of 10 centigrades /50 F. This is very different from temperate climates, where the winter is milder and much shorter, and the summer is much warmer, with three or more months with average temperatures above 10 C /50 F. The tundra is also much drier, as the cold air can not hold much moisture.
What dinosaur lived in the tundra?
Remember that where it's tundra now was quite a bit warmer during most of dinosaur times. At some points there may have been no tundra at all.
What would happen to growing seasons in higher latitudes with a warmer world?
Growing seasons will get longer. They will start earlier and finish later.
