Boreal forest
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This document discusses various adaptations of organisms in the boreal forest or taiga biome. It describes adaptations such as thick fur, wide feet, winter sleep, hibernation, food storage, burrow formation, camouflage, and adaptations related to fire. Organisms mentioned include snowshoe hares, Canada lynx, caribou, wolves, grouse, songbirds, waterfowl, chipmunks, badgers, squirrels, fishes, amphibians like wood frogs, moles, masked shrews, ermine, snowshoe hares, ptarmigan, bark beetles, and black-backed woodpeckers.
Boreal forest
- 1. PRESENTATION
- 2. ADAPTATION: Change in structure Function Behavior Improves its survival BORIAL ADAPTATONS Borial adaptations are those which are adopted by borial forest biome or taiga organisms
- 3. Long thick Snowshoe fur hare
- 4. Canada lynx Wide feet Easy travelling
- 7. Song birds Water fowls
- 8. Winter sleep Hibernation Chipmunks Badger
- 9. SQUIREL
- 10. Fishes Amphibians Wood Frogs also hibernate FOOD STORAGE BURROW FORMATION Mole:
- 11. Masked shrew
- 12. Color shifting Ermine Snowshoe hare ptarmigan CAMOUFLAG
- 13. Bark beetles Black backed woodpeckers FIRE
- 15. GROWING SEASON Black spruce White spruce
- 16. FIRE Willow Wild rose Geranium