HIGH MOUNTAIN ZONE
Mongolia is situated on the mountain, a country averaging 1.5 kilometers above the sea level. In Mongolian terms, 1.5km is at such high altitude as to endure extreme conditions –the High Mountain Zone – strong wind, extreme cold, and very short growing season.
This zone is over the timberlines, portrayed by tundra, elevated sedge glades, upland bogs, and lichen-covered screes and stones. Plants incorporate shrubby Ground Birch; event Mountain Pine, excellent white Gentian and Mountain Saxifrage. Average vertebrates are "Argali", Ibex, Snow panther, Ermine, Snow Marten and Mountain Hare, fowls incorporate White Ptarmigan, Altai Snowcock, Eurasian Dottrel, Rock Pigeon and Red-Billed Chough.
TAIGA FOREST ZONE
Northern Mongolia incorporates the southern edge of Siberia's immense taiga timberland, the biggest backwoods on Earth. The taiga is boreal coniferous woodland, for the most part Siberian Larch and in higher zones Siberian Pine. Different conifers, for example, the Siberian Spruce component. The bark and woods ground are wealthy in greenery, lichens and generally undisturbed in Mongolia.
MOUNTAIN FOREST-STEPPE
Toward the south, about 25% of Mongolia travel is a blend of woods and prairie, a change zone between taiga timberland and steppe, with northern slants dressed in trees and southern inclines rugs of wild ' blossom of open meadow'. This appealing scene has high organic variety, home to Roe Deer, Elk, Wolf, Red Fox, and Tolai Hare, Siberian marmot.
STEPPE ZONE
Further south, the Steppe Zone is a 'seagrass' covering 20% of Mongolia, vital for the animals of the semi-roaming herder families. These perpetual fields, undisturbed by a furrow or fake substance, are rich floor coverings of sweet-smelling spices, blossoms, and grasses. The steppe zone is vital for the semi-roaming life on domesticated animals reproducing, for example, ponies, sheep, goats, cows, yaks, and camels.
DESERT STEPPE ZONE
In the south, again the rich green fields of the steppe offer away to a change, the Desert Steppe Zone on the north edge of the Gobi Desert. The progress zone covers 20% of Mongolia, semi-bone-dry area of dried prairies and salt skillet with solid breeze and residue storm. It has grasses and bushes altogether different from those of the Steppe Zone and many are one of a kind in Central Asia. In desert Steppe Zone and the Gobi, there are houbara bustards, cinereous vulture, and colossal lammergeyer. Touching creatures incorporate groups of wild pony, wild jackass, saiga impala, and dark followed gazelle.
