Why does Tundra animals live at the Tundra?

Answer 1

Because the tundra climate is perfect for them. They're born for cold so they need to be in a cold place; they have all that fur or blubber for it. I mean, you wouldn't see a polar bear on a beach in Florida, would you?

Answer 2

Due to a very short if not non existent growing season. Much of the tundra simply doesn't receive enough sunlight consistently to support plants.

There are however some plants which can survive but they are almost always VERY small and have stunted grown cycles.

Answer 3

Vegetation in the Tundra can grow there because they are specially adapted to their environment.

Answer 4

because that's the way they are made

Answer 5

it adapted to the cold