Definition of Taiga
large region of North America, Eurasia, and parts of Russia with subarctic climate and expansive forests
Examples of Taiga in a sentence
The great Russian taiga is known for its abundance of snow and hulking pine trees. 🔊
A number of woodland animals flourish in the taiga despite the blistering cold temperatures because thousands of trees provide food and shelter from the ice. 🔊
Siberia’s taiga is a refuge for endangered foxes and boasts some of the oldest trees in the world. 🔊
During Stalin's reign, those who were imprisoned in Siberian labor camps fled to the expansive taiga to hide among the numerous trees, but unfortunately, many froze to death. 🔊
Due to its harsh and bitter cold landscape, the animals that live in the taiga of North America have to be resilient to the frigid weather to survive. 🔊
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