Boreal Forests and Tundra
Birds migrate south during winter, while the expansive boreal forests, characterized by endless pine trees, dominate the northern hemisphere. These forests transition into the tundra, where the harsh climate prevents tree growth, creating a stark tree line that marks the boundary between the two biomes. The unique conditions of rainfall and temperature in these regions highlight the distinctiveness of boreal forests compared to other biomes.In this clip
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Episode 87: The Geography of Planet Earth
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