What are three differences between a tropical forest and a tundra?

Answer 1

1. Tropical forests are near the equator/Tundras are near the poles

2. Tropical forests are hot/Tundras are very cold

3. Tropical forests receive lots of rain/Tundras are dry

4. Tropical forests contains species of animals/Tundras are almost lifeless

Answer 2

Tropical forests are characterized by high temperatures, abundant rainfall, and diverse plant and animal species, while tundras have low temperatures, minimal precipitation, and limited vegetation. Tropical forests have high biodiversity and dense vegetation cover, while tundras have low biodiversity and sparse vegetation due to the harsh conditions. Tundras experience permafrost, where the soil remains frozen for most of the year, while tropical forests have a warm and humid climate year-round.

Answer 3

I am thinking that the Tundra climate is barren, has nearly no vegetation and lacks almost any population, where as the sub-arctic climate is able to support little plant and human life.

Answer 4

tundra is big and taiga is small if you know what i mean my **** is a tundra x10

Answer 5

Tundra is cold while the tropical rain forest is hot and damp

In winter,the tropical rain forest,it would be around 30-34 degrees Celsius.

Answer 6

Tundra has some plants growing, polar climates have little / no vegetation cover.