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Biology, 09.12.2020 16:10 gdufdgjki

HURRY I NEED HELP QUICKLY. As part of an adventure challenge, you find yourself dropped into a unknown place. There are birds and wolves. The air is cold, and the ground is very hard. What biome have you landed in? Explain.

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