The tundra is located on top of the world, the north pole. Some abiotic factors are strong winds, rainfall, short summer days, long and cold winters, soil, permafrost layer, and some biotic factor are fungi, mosses, shrubs, insects, fish, owls, foxes, wolves, hawks, and polar bears. Neighboring biomes to tundra is taiga, desert, and savanna.
It makes sense that the biomes that I stated are the tundra’s neighbors because as I said the tundra is at the top on the world and as you go into the center of the world the equator the weather get stable and stays the same but more outwards of the world the weather is more uncalm.
The effects of global warming in the Arctic, or climate change in the Arctic include rising air and water temperatures, loss of sea ice, and melting of the Greenland ice sheet with a related cold temperature anomaly, observed in recent years. This is hurting the animals and the overall life of the arctic, all the animals that have adapted to living there are in a way suffering.
Ecosystems are the interactions between the living things and the nonliving things in a place. In an ecosystems, the plants, animals, and other organisms rely on each other and on the physical environment – the soil, water, and nutrients, for example, So these biomes might share the same waters, animals migrate in and out of these biomes, and these biomes have the same plants but the plant are different from each other only because they adapt to their different environments.
Isaiah Smith, 7th period
