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By: Julia Cruz and Sheridan Collins Biome Project Taiga By: Julia Cruz and Sheridan Collins

Botanist (plants) Balsam Fir: Major food supplies for moose in winter Red squirrels eat the male flower buds They can grow to be 40 to 80 feet Needles can be 1 1/2 inches

Black spruce Can grow up to 25 meters (82 feet) Seeds from the tree give the animals nutrients enjoys poorly drained soil All over taiga forest

Animals Black Bear:Habitat: Near rivers in dens; It is known to Hibernate Bald Eagle:Habitat: Trees and cliffs; It can attack other members of the species for food Bobcat:Habitat:Dens in logs;Territory can be up to 40 square miles Lynx:Habitat:Logs and bushes; Has to sneak up on its prey, for it is very slow Gray Wolf:Habitat:Dens;Live mostly in places with snow around Grizzly Bear:Habitat:Cave-like dens; 75% of diet is 200 types of plants Long-Eared Owl:Habitat:Hollows in trees;3D hearing Red Fox:Habitat:Burrows;Hunted by Farmers

Animals (Part 2) River Otter:Habitat: Dens near water; eyes near top of its head so it can see above water Snowshoe Rabbit:Habitat:Burrows and bushes;knows how to escape predators by changing direction when chased Wolverine:Habitat:Rock crevices;can live in 200 square miles of territory

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