Tundra Environment Characteristics and Adaptations

The video explains the tundra, a cold, windy, and dry environment where few plants can grow. Despite harsh conditions, some resilient plants and animals thrive there. The tundra is home to grasses, mosses, and small plants that bloom in warmer months. Animals like polar bears, reindeer, snow hares, and foxes adapt to live in this habitat. The video concludes with a reminder to subscribe.

What are the main characteristics of a tundra environment?

• Mild and temperate

• Hot and humid

• Cold, windy, and dry

• Rainy and tropical

Which of the following plants are likely to be found in the tundra?

• Tall trees

• Cacti

• Grasses and mosses

• Tropical flowers

Why do some animals leave the tundra during certain times of the year?

• To escape the extreme cold

• To find more food

• To avoid predators

• To find mates

Which animal is known for making the tundra its home year-round?

• Polar bear

• Kangaroo

• Penguin

• Elephant

What adaptation helps reindeer survive in the tundra?

• Thick fur and large antlers

• Large ears

• Webbed feet

• Ability to fly

What does the presence of life in the tundra demonstrate?

• The tundra is a tropical paradise

• Plants and animals can adapt to extreme conditions

• The tundra is not as cold as it seems

• Only plants can survive in the tundra