The Taiga Biome (Boreal Forest) - Biomes #7

Now humans are planting tiny taiga forests in South Grenland due to global warming.

Thank you ! That’s really great

- Taiga is not russian word throught it came throught russian. It means mountains in Altai languages.
- The word is accuarate as taiga (in hotter geological eras) originated in mountains.
- Siberian cedar pine is worth mentioning as these produce pine nuts.
- Cranberies, mushrooms, dewberies are worth mentioning, too.
- Still taiga is human influenced. Original had richer understory plant communities than just mosses.
- Oxigen (and CO2 sink) depends on taiga. In tropics growth soon are decomposed back to CO2.
- It is magnificant! (Maybe not the best place to live)
- I love coastal pines.

Currently doing my environmental science degree, and when i'm finished it's my dream to study the ecology of the boreal forests. Such a fascinating and magical place. That, and I just wanna live in a christmas card.

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I'm late to comment, but thank you this vid. It was informative but also calming! :D

Ich lasse mir eine Hüte in Taiga bauen und zeige auf meinem Kanal.

Theo như tôi được biết, ở Liên xô có rất nhiều rừng taiga 🤗😍

I'm not sure what the climate change warning is all about. Yes, we know the climate is changing. Yes, we know the Taiga is 1/5 of the Earth's biomass and yes, we know that climate alarmism has been a multibillion-dollar industry since the Al Gore days. Let's have a sensible discussion about the climate, and most importantly, pollution

Thank goodness the Bolsheviks no longer have control of that beautiful land. Sadly, their kind has control of ours

Taiga literally doesn't mean "land of the little sticks". Moreover, the origin of that word is not Slavic or Russian. It's a Turkic word and it meant "rocky hills".

Hate to say, but if Russia's taiga burns every century or two, then sustainable logging should be fine ... 😂😅 say what 😢?

Add forest. Repeat.

کاش دکمه ترجمه را بزنید تا ما فارسی زبانان! از این چنل آگاهی بیشتر به دست می آوردیم.

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Okay but where is the famous "eye" that Survivor sang about?

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What a beautuful place

I'm amazed that the real world has taiga biome as well as Minecraft.

"Eye of the Taiga" plays in the background

Monty python's flying circus did not help me to identify tamaracks as a species of larch. Very disappointing. Never knew they were larches. We have them here in Michigan, they're not super common like firs, maples, juniper and oak, but when i do see them i always stop to consider what fire brought them to life.

i was expecting a tiger though

I've lived in this biome all my life and relatively remote places as well. It's hard to describe the feeling of standing in the forest at winter night and hear nothing but blood rushing in your ears.

Why is there green prop in the description area? You're being programmed.

I must smell amazing in those forests. I love the smell of evergreen trees.

As a former forester I do resent "forestry has caused to loss of . ... ... .". Forestry and the science of silviculture is about managing, harvesting and replacing forests, either of the same species or species conversions. Logging with revegetation and or reforestation is the term I would prefer, as so wonderfully shown in the Amazon rain forests.

Evolution is fake. Space is fake. Globe is fake. Climate change is fake. This isn't a documentary, it's propaganda.

Repent and believe in Jesus Christ

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Correction, Aspens aren't only found in the Rockies, although Utah has quite a lot. There are a shit ton of them in the Sierra Nevadas, Inyo county especially, near to Bishop/Mammoth. I dont remember seeing any in Mammoth or Big Sur, or Yosemite, so it's possible it's just a small area where there are lots. Those towns are on the East side of the range, north of Mt Whitney.

Don’t forget one of the most common plants here in the taiga swamps, the carnivourus sundew plant which catches insects with it’s sticky dew and long tentacles.

climate change is a religion

Taiga is not originally a russian word, since it means in russian as much as in English and has no cognates. This loanword originates from one of the Turkic languages of Altai region, that russians have assimilated and destroyed. russians live only on 10% of the territory of russia, guess who are the rest.
You are welcome.

wieviel Grad würde es denn wirklich bringen die Bäume Weiß zu färben oder sie einfach umzuschneiden ? lg osc

This propaganda covers up the truth about what they are doing, GMO trees and ariel spraying of herbicide. All about the money at the cost to the life of humanity outside the 1 %

You are based on the issue of climate.

You didn't mention the Siberian pine, Pinus Cembra Sibirica. A very interesting tree.

This biome keeps humans effectively away. In Winter it’s very cold and dark and in summer, mosquitoes will eat you to death and big fires gonna burn your ass.
But it’s okay, leave nature some space too :D

💓🙏💫 Thank you so much

The taiga looks so comfy, I'm from a tropical area and I really want to move to canada to live in areas near these forests, I'd probably be visiting the forests a lot

What would be some endangered or invasive species living in this biome?

A taiga can stand out so sharply from other biomes that there can even be a steppe in the middle of it! For example, the Kungur island forest-steppe. A combination of the mystery and majesty of the taiga with a grand scale and heartwarming vibe of the hill grasslands. Very beautiful!

thanks for this video really helped me!

I think Alaska is mixed as a lot of the forests are birch and aspen.

banana taiga

Not sure what you meant by tigers, "taiga' and "tiger" sound completely different, but whatever... good video, you've got me hooked, and I'm watching all the biome episodes in order. I'll probably, almost definitely subscribe to your channel.
This earth that we live on is such a beautiful and fascinating place. We are very lucky.

Wow world big Frost

Remember that regardless of the darkness of a plant's leaves, the solar energy which reaches them does not translate into a temperature increase - have you ever touched a plant's leaves and felt that they were hot? Plants absorb the energy of the sun to photosynthesize, producing sugars, cellulose and lignin.

This helped me in a test