The Siberian tundra in Asia is a bare, desolate, frozen land with little vegetation and a few different species. 6-10 inches of rain a year is the only preciation it gets, and due to its cold climate and permanently frozen ground only little shrubs, mosses, heaths, and lichen can grow. The different species that live in this land include caribous, reindeers, musk oxen, wolves, arctic foxes, snowshoe rabbits, arctic hares, and lemmings. Humans must have adapted to this new biome by creating more protective and warming clothes, creating shelters that could stop wind and cold, learning how to hunt in the harsh climates, creating tools, and finding a means of transportation. The skills they would have needed to perfect would be hunting, craftsmanship,
