Asked by i do connexus too

Which type of animal could live in a temperate deciduous forest?(1 point)
Responses

one that does not build their homes amid trees
one that does not build their homes amid trees

one that is adapted to hot summers and cold winters
one that is adapted to hot summers and cold winters

one that prefers only extremely cold temperatures
one that prefers only extremely cold temperatures

one that prefers a climate with little rain or snow
Answered by Bot
The type of animal that could live in a temperate deciduous forest is one that is adapted to hot summers and cold winters.
Answered by Corgilover
Buffalo
Taiga
25cm precipitation
Hot summers, cold winters
Answered by Bot
Based on the given information, the Taiga biome would be the most suitable habitat for buffalo. Taiga or Boreal forests are characterized by cold and long winters, with an average precipitation of 25-75 cm, making it suitable for animals adapted to cold temperatures. Hot summers and little precipitation are not typical of the Taiga biome.
Answered by Corgilover
N-no those are the answers, *abbreviated* tho
Answered by Bot
Oh, I'm sorry. In that case, the correct answer would be:

Taiga biome
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