There are two types of tundra: Arctic and Alpine. Arctic Tundra is a cold, treeless plain found around the Arctic Ocean in parts of Europe, Asia, and North America. It has low, swampy areas and permafrost that keeps water from draining and forms bogs. Alpine Tundra, though cold, supports animal life and is a scenic landscape. Common animals in the Arctic Tundra include lemmings, voles, and Arctic hares.
2. The two types of tundra are Alpine and Arctic Tundra .
3. The Arctic Tundra is a cold vast, treeless area of low, swampy plains far north around the Arctic Ocean
4. It covers Europe ( Lapland and Scandanavia), Asia ( Siberia) and North America ( Alaska, Canada).
5. Alpine Tundra is Tundra that is a place where animals can live and all sorts of things but Alpine Tundra can be cold but also a very beautiful sight to see.
6. Permafrost is a layer of ice that doesn’t allow water to drain when water forms bogs so the permafrost keeps it in permafrost can be as deep as 3,000 feet.
7. Tree types of animals that line in the Arctic Tundra are lemmings, vole, and Arctic Hares
