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North of the 56th parallel the treeless Arctic tundra is covered by lichen, mosses, and peat bogs and is home to polar bears, foxes, and Arctic hares. Southward, between the 56th and 52nd parallels, is the taiga, featuring outcroppings of fir, spruce, and shrubs in sheltered areas and roaming herds of caribou. South of the 52nd parallel is a boreal forest of spruce, fir, and pine. Snowy Owls also.
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What are some of the plants and animals that are native to Quebec?
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What animals and plants were in Ontario and quebec?
polar bears
What are some of the animals that live in Quebec?
Some animals that live in Quebec are listed in the related link.
What are some plants and animals found in Algeria?
what are some interesting plants and animals of algeria
Are there any endangered animals in Quebec?
yes, 22% of animals are endangered in Quebec.
What are some plants and animals in the southeast region?
some southwest plants and animals are snakes, owls, cati,.
What kind of stuff do desert animals eat?
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What are some needs of the animals in the aquarium that the plants can provide?
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Why do some animals and plants get placed under quarantine?
why do you think some plants and animals are replaced under quantine
Animals the eat both plants and animals?
Animals that eat both plants and animals are called omnivores.
Are animals and plants are safe?
well plants are nature but plants also can be poison ive and for some people there allergect.and animals were made to be for other animals prey.and some times animals are mistaken with humens like sharks sometimes they assidently eat you!so not all animals or plants are bad just some
What are some animals that live plant?
All herbivores animals eat plants. They live on plants.
