In my opinion no because its to cold and to hot but I'm not a scientist about the taiga but i would say no this is my opinion.....>3
Oh certainly, its just the polar where it is harder for habitation. The taiga actually has resources enough for habitation by humans.
They have not to cut down tree's no hunting and kept animals there!
Yes.
Plantshelp humans survive by giving out carbon dioxide to oxygen through a process called photosynthesis that helps us to breathe.
It is called the taiga,
no because their cold-blooded reptiles and would died because of the long winters
they like cold weather because their taiga plants.
they do stuff.
The humans that live there are usually aboriginals, but in Russia, they set up towns to live there. But if you get lost in the taiga, you will never get out.
Yes!
humans affect the taiga biomes and animals by cutting down trees that are homes to other animals.
that they eat baries
the humans start cutting down trees and that takes away the habitats on animals. If you accept that humans instigate global warming, then humans can have a big impact on the taiga. In the Tundra, the ground is made up of permafrost - ground that is permanently frozen. As the earth warms, the permafrost thaws. Trees that grow in the tundra can fall over as the permafrost thaws. As the climate continues to warm, plant and animal species that can only survive at lower latitudes will begin to take over the former taiga, perhaps slowly turning it into a boreal forest. Eventually, theoretically, the taiga could disappear. It also is found mostly in canada.
Water
No we can't we would die instantly
Obviously or we would have no Inuit peoples
Humans interact with the Taiga by altering it through deforestation and polluting air and water, hunting. These actions can eliminate animal and plant species over periods of time. However, if humans conserve and preserve the Taiga then it will continue to thrive for generations.