Question 5 • 26-27 - C - RUSD Environmental Science S1
The tundra does support animal life, including animals such as caribou, Arctic foxes, and lemmings, though relatively few species can survive its harsh conditions. The other statements are true: tundra vegetation is limited, it is commonly divided into two main categories, and temperatures can fall below −20°F. Therefore, “The tundra biome does not support animal life” is not true.
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