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Animals:Squirrels, ants, yeti
Plants:Trees
ibex, chamois, woodchuck, snow grouse, snow mouse, deer, fox, many birds, and Alpine daw
A region of beech forests encompasses the cooler zone and grades at higher elevations into the fir and spruce belt. Mountain maple, spruce, and larch extend to the timberline. Above 1800 m (about 5900 ft) is the treeless zone, a realm of Alpine tundra and Alpine flora that extends to the permanent snow line and includes rhododendron, edelweiss, rock flora, sedges, rowan, creeping pine, and dwarf shrubs.
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Are there any dangerous animals in the alps?
There are several kinds of dangerous animals that live in the Alps. There are brown bears, snakes, insects, wolves, and lynx.
Could you live in the Alps?
Yes. Many people and animals do.
Do animals live in the French Alps?
Many animals make French Alps their home. Golden eagles and tengmalm's owl grace the skies. Wolves, Lynx, brown bear, and mountain hairs live amongst the foliage of the mountain range.
Which animals live in the French Alps?
Seals, donkeys, penguins, apes, deer, sheep, whales, black leopards and dinosaurs.
What lives in the alps?
Animals and people.
How many species of animals live in the Alps?
Over 50% of the Earth's species live in tropical forests. Approximately 80% of all insect species live in tropical rainforests.
What do you call you call people who live in the alps?
the alabogians
What do the Bavarians do?
Live in the alps
Where does the Alps live?
dark deck
Who lives on the Alps?
Animals and people lives on the Alps. There are hares and Alpine Salamanders, Alpine Apollo Butterfly, and many more.
What animals lived in ancient times in the Alps?
Some animals that lived in the Alps in ancient times include cave bears, mammoths, woolly rhinoceros, ibex, and wolves. These animals were well-adapted to the cold climate and mountainous terrain of the region. Excavations and fossil findings have provided insights into the fauna that once inhabited the Alps.
How many mountains live in the alps?
none; mountains don't live
