What are the potential consequences of invasive species for native taiga animal populations?

Taiga, biome (major life zone) of vegetation composed primarily of cone-bearing needle-leaved or scale-leaved evergreen trees, found in northern circumpolar ... ... Taiga. So prevalent are these taiga forests among subarctic climates ... creatures that live here. On warmer planets, subarctic reduction means that ... The wide range of habitats in which wolves can thrive reflects their adaptability as a species and includes temperate forests, mountains, tundra, taiga, ... Elks, flying squirrels and Finnish caribou also can be seen in this area. Wildlife and photography safaris operate throughout the year depending on what you are ... Despite the cooler climatic conditions, the Boreal Forest Natural Region of Alberta does support numerous wildlife ranges. ... life services that are critical in ... The interior taiga hosts reindeer, moose, brown bears, wolves, and wolverines. The flagship species for the Northeast Siberian Taiga ecoregion is the amur ... Coniferous forest occurs as a broad band across northern North America and northern Eurasia (called taiga in Russia) and also extends southward at higher ... Animals of the Boreal Forest. Fossils of boreal mammal ... Today, three species of peccaries live in the southwestern United States and tropical America. The taiga still teems with fascinating animals whose tenacity reflects their ancestors' adaptations to this beautifully harsh habitat. This bear has many useful adaptations to let it survive in the taiga. First, the bear hibernates to survive the bitter winters. Secondly, it is a generalist and ...