Question

how is the temperate forest?

Answer 1

Temperate forest is a wood land of mild climatic area within the temperate zone usually includes numerous kinds of animals.

Answer 2

Explanation:

Temperate forest:

Temperate forests can be found between the tropics and the polar regions. These forests can be of two types -

• temperate evergreen and
• temperate deciduous.

• Temperate evergreen forests are typically found in coastal areas that receive heavy

rainfall throughout the year and have mild

winters.

• They are also found in mountainous areas with mild climates.
• Evergreen conifers such as fir, pine , juniper, spruce, cedar, cypress, Douglas fir and yew dominate these forests.
• These forests also contain redwood trees which are the tallest trees in the world.
• These forests may also contain a mix of broadleaved evergreen trees such as Rhododendron, Eucalyptus, and some species of oak and holly.

• Temperate deciduous forests are located in areas that have summer rainfall and mild winters.
• Most of the trees in these forests shed their leaves during the winter months.
• These forests support maple, oak, birch, beech, poplar, elm, chestnut, walnut and many other kinds of trees.
• Some areas may also contain a mix of evergreen and deciduous trees.
• Common animals found in temperate forests include red foxes , hawks , woodpeckers, wolves, elks , black bears, brown bears, badgers, squirrels, otters, and several varieties of deer and owls.