How to pronounce “tundra” in English

We live in the tundra, inside the Arctic Circle.

Can we blame the tundra for a desire to witness the wrestling of pines?

So as the tundra begins to thaw, there is methane locked up in it and it's released through the atmosphere, and that is a positive feedback on the system.

a frozen tundra of January, we would have missed a very important season.

melting of the Siberian Tundra such as increased metabolism of soil bacteria which themselves produce far more

The one on the left is from an aerial photo of tundra melting in Alaska.

This would be three or four years before Tundra Buggies, an entire tourist industry came to Churchill to photograph polar bears.

or the carbon that's sequestered in the tundra, and worries about, as the climate warms these sources of carbon could be released fairly rapidly and kind of dramatically

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And a food production will happen in areas that have traditionally been tundra and Arctic, which is to say Canada and Russia.

So it was interesting to be somewhere that was like a proper tundra.

planet, excluding kind of frozen tundra and that sort of area, a third of the planet on which human beings can walk is

colony of millions is in fact a colony in itself a polar bear that walks solo through the Arctic tundra is in fact

It's not just like, there's some trees and it's like tundra.

But let me tell you, darlings, the Wonder Tundra with chocolate chips, rainbow sprinkles, or chopped peanuts mixed in to order.

Y tundra-like.

And then with this, I mean, you have Sahara Square, Tundra Town, Rainforest District, Little Rodentia, and Bunny Borough.

And they came up with this idea that the animals should all live in their different districts-- like the cold weather animals live in Tundra Town,

Essentially, these animals, with their presence, have recreated that rich tundra grassland that used to be there, potentially making habitat

Despite the brutal conditions, Inuit hunters have for some 4,000 years ventured out from their homes on the island and traversed miles of ice and tundra