What living things are in siberia?

Answer 1

Siberia has a thriving animal population. There are reindeer, long-horned goats, ibex, musk deer, polar bears, seal, walrus, many fish species, wolves, ermine, several large Birds of Prey, gyrfalcons, red-breasted geese, ducks, mice, rabbits, lemmings, several other burrowing small rodents, lynx, and arctic foxes. The Siberian Tiger has only about 500 of it's subspecies living in the wild left. They live on the far southeastern fringe of Russia, northeastern China, and North Korea. There are none living in Siberia. Because Siberia is a permafrost (The ground never unfreezes), these animals are very migratory and sparsely populated.

Answer 2

Among its more common mammals are foxes, otters, wolves, hare, moose, reindeer, polar and brown bears, sable, seals, and walruses. Leopards, tigers, and antelope inhabit the Amur River region. Sturgeon, salmon, and rare freshwater seals inhabit Lake Baikal.

Answer 3

There's caribou, long-horned goats, ibex, musk deer, polar bears, seal, walrus, many fish species, wolves, ermine, several large birds of prey, gyrfalcons, red-breasted geese, ducks, mice, rabbits, lemmings, several other burrowing small rodents, lynx, and arctic foxes

Answer 4

Siberia is not a desert. It is made up of tundra and taiga.

Answer 5

Flat nose antelope