The Peregrine Falcon travels to the northern Canadian tundra quite often. The reason for being on the endangered watch list is because of the pesticide DDT (habitat destruction and fragmentation part of HIPPCO) many of the falcons were being killed because of premature births.

The European green crab is a very invasive species as it is eating up almost all of the plankton in the ocean leaving no more for all the other animals to feed upon causing the starvation and dropping of population in many species.

the wolves that live in the tundra are almost perfect hunters as they use their size in packs to out smart their prey for an easy hunt. Also their dark and white fur is perfect for blending in with the snow

the white hare is one of the weakest in the food chain of the icy tundra but it uses it small size and speed to outrun its predators. It also uses its white fur to blend in with the snow so it can hide in plain sight without being spotted

the caribou like to travel in large packs so that they can protect each other from predators trying to hunt them down. And if that fails they have long sharp antlers to fight off predators that get to close.

Bear-berries are a species of a dwarf shrub that can survive in subarctic temperatures. The plant is picked in the summer time so that it can be used in many remedies and medicines

This plant has made itself to adapt to the icy conditions of the tundra as it lays on the bottom of icy lake and reproduces by shooting spores out from itself that need to be wet to reproduce.

The Pasque flower grows low to the ground to keep away from the brutal climate of the tundra. It is also covered in fine silky hairs that help keep it insulated. Also it helps with dealing with cataracts.