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By: Brandon Ruley, Quinton Goodman, Alix Mcintyre, Bradly Elswick

LAND ANIMALS  Wolves & Foxes  Leopards & Tigers  Bears  Rabbits & Hares  Beavers, squirrels, etc.  Bats  Pandas  Abominable snowman

 The boreal forest is restricted to the northern hemisphere  There is lots of snow everywhere.  Bodies of water are frozen most of the year.  There are some snow covered mountains.

 Pine tree  Firs  Moss  Lichens  Spruce  Maple  Larch  Redwood  Sequoia

 Long Severe Winters  Short Summers  Temperatures range from -70 o F to 100 o F  Precipitation ranges from 15 to 70in a year  Low evaporation rates make it very humid.

 1. what is the range of temperatures?  2. what is the range of precipitation?  3. Name a type of tree.  4. Name a type of plant. (not a tree)  5. What hemisphere is this located in?  6. Is there Mountains?  7. Name an animal.  8. Is there a wide variety of animals.  Bonus: Is the abominable snow man real?

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