Question

which of the following groups of animals could be found in the tundra?
wolves, oxen, caribou, and arctic foxes
deer, fruit - eating birds, lizards, and snakes
bison, longhorns, ground birds, and coyotes
lions, rhinoceros, giraffes, and elephants

Explanation:

The tundra is a cold, treeless biome. Animals in the tundra are adapted to cold climates. Wolves, oxen, caribou, and Arctic foxes are all species adapted to cold, tundra - like environments. Deer, fruit - eating birds, lizards, and snakes are more typical of temperate or tropical regions. Bison, longhorns, ground birds, and coyotes are more associated with grasslands or other biomes rather than tundra. Lions, rhinoceros, giraffes, and elephants are from savanna or tropical regions.

Answer:

A. wolves, oxen, caribou, and Arctic foxes