Siberia

Highly unlikely as mountain lions are native to North America. If a captive animal were to escape then it could be possible but the chances of it being an albino are incredibly slim. No true albino mountain lions have ever been spotted or bred. Albinism in cats is rare anyway (occurring only 2% of the feline population).

Much of Siberia has poor soil called acidic podsol. But parts of southern Siberia has rich black soil.

Siberia is spread over seven time zones, which are 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21 and 22 hours ahead of Hawaii.

Siberia has manufacturing, oil and natural gas.

Haiti is located in the tropics, while Siberia is in the mid to high latitudes and inland. Siberia experiences extreme cold during the winter as a result of lack of sunlight, high pressure, and snow cover. Haiti experiences warm weather all year because the sun is always high.

If you are already in Russia, Europe or many of the Asian countries, you can get to Siberia by train or plane.

Otherwise, you would need to travel to a city with an International Airport or Port and then a train or internal flight.

Siberia is a big place.

Are you talking about Siberia Indiana, Siberia California, or Siberia, the geographical region that constitutes a large percentage of central Asia and much of Russia? From Wikipedia, Siberia makes up approximately 77% of Russia's territory, so needless to say it is quite large and therefore I can't really give you a definite answer to "how far away is it." However, for purposes of this answer, I will give you a ballpark estimate based on the geographical center of Michigan and the geographical center of Siberia.

The geographical center of Siberia is located at 60° 0′ 0″ N, 105° 0′ 0″ E according to GeoHack. The geographical center of Michigan is 43.6867° N, 85.0102° W according to Google. If we pose a query to Wolfram Alpha to request the geographical distance between these two coordinates (straight shot), it is 5266 miles.

But maybe you are asking for travel purposes? Flights from airport to airport are rarely a straight line; even without layovers and plane changes (which will happen), flights are not straight shots. The distance for a flight will be different from the geographical distance.

I'm assuming you would fly out of Detroit (Metro), and probably, you would want to land in the Tolmachevo airport, which is the third largest city in Russia and the largest Siberian hub. Using Hipmunk I found a flight from Detroit to New York, to Moscow, to Tolmachevo. This flight has the "straightest" shot I could find without taking too much time. The total flight time (not counting layovers or taxi time) is 15 hours and 25.8 minutes. This particular flight is with United Airlines and Lufthsana, both of whom use the Boeing 737 as their primary airliner. According to Boeing, the average cruise speed of their 737 is 478 miles per hour.

So... 478 miles per hour, multiplied by 15 hours and 25.8 minutes (15.433333...) gives us a rough estimate of the total flight distance of a typical flight from Detroit to the major hub in Siberia... 7377.13 miles!

The Bering Sea.

Lenin was sent to Shushenskoe, Siberia near the Lena River in a not too harsh part of the country. One author called it the Siberian Riviera, although that may have been tongue in cheek.

The cast of The Making of Siberia - 2011 includes: Lights as herself

In Siberia, the ground is frozen for about 140 days. Hence, the name siberia,which means sleeping land.

Currently, no. People in Russia (and that includes Siberia, which is a region of Russia) speak Russian. Educated people in the 19th century did often speak French or German, thinking that Russian was the language of the peasants, however, this is no longer the case.

A black hole never hit Siberia, but meteors have.

Siberia has Siberian salmon, also called Siberian taimen or Siberian giant trout. They have rainbow trout, amur pike, greyling, perch, northern pike, and ide.

It has the world's lowest temperature outside of Antarctica. During the winter, average temperatures in Siberia range from -10°F (-23°C) to below -50°F (-45°C)

the soil is thin and marshy in much of the siberian taiga

yes, there has been a baby mammoth found in Siberia and also a few report's on what looked like rhinoceroses. Children sometimes do homework on these kind of things so you could go on a child's help homework site and find out more there. in Alaska there is sure to have them as well because it was part of the ice age and very cold.

go to the first objective marker then destroy the generators using the rpg
then go to the next marker destroy the generator next to the small buildings then go to the underground bit and destroy the generator there then go out and go thru the tunnel simply walk up to the helicopter from the ramp on the other side

No. Bananas need a hot climate.

It is about 9500 kilometers or 5900 miles from Colorado to Siberia. It also depends on where in Colorado to where in Siberia.

This is an industrial area of coal mining in Siberia along the Tom River.

Siberia is most famous for being a cold desolate place where criminals and opponents of the government were sent to live in exile. Siberia was used in that manner by the Tsars as well as by the Communists.

Russia,

Primarily the North Asia part of Russia.

There have been two major meteor events in Siberia in recorded history: the Tunguska event of June 30, 1908 and the Chelyabinsk meteor of February 15, 2013.

The television show Siberia is a fictional reality show. The show has 16 fictional characters trying to survive in Siberian territory of a fictional county. They are portraying a reality show.