Question 22 • Environmental Science A
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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