is for Arctic Circle

The taiga biome is just south of the Arctic Circle.

is for no Broad Leaves

Trees in the taiga biome do not have broad leaves like the leaves in the deciduous forest. The leaves in the taiga have thin, needle like leaves to reduce water loss.

is for Coniferous

Taiga biomes have coniferous forests - filled with coniferous plants. 

Characteristics of coniferous plants:

- Have Cones

- Have thick and waxy coating that make the leaves waterproof

- The leaves have adapted to survive in cold and harsh weather

is for Deer

There are many types of deer that live in the taiga such as moose.

is for Eagles

Some birds in the taiga are owls, eagles, and warblers

is for Forest

A way you can differentiate tundra and taiga biomes is that the taiga biome has a forest while the tundra has no plants.

is for Grow

Seeds in coniferous plants grow in their protective cones.

is for Herbivore

Most animals that live in the taiga are herbivores.

H is also for Humans

Humans threaten the taiga biome by polluting, deforestation, and logging.

is for Insects

Non-native insects can infest coniferous plants and kill entire forests.

is for July 

The average temperature in July in the taiga biome is 59-68 degrees Fahrenheit. When it's warmer it can be 68-77 degrees Fahrenheit.

is for 300 Kilograms

The Siberian tiger is a native of the taiga biome.

The Siberian tiger weighs around 300 kilograms.

is for Live

Animals that live in the taiga biome have to have adaptations to live in the taiga because it is so cold. Some adaptations are, thick fur/feathers and hibernation.

is for Muskegs

When permafrost and rock prevent water from draining from the top layers of soil, it creates bogs called muskegs. Muskegs can look like solid ground because they have small grasses, mosses, and trees on them.

is for Northern Hemisphere

The taiga is in the northern hemisphere of the Earth.

is for Owls

There are many birds of prey such as owls an eagles that live in the taiga.

is for Pacific Ocean

The world's largest taiga forest(explained more in letters R&S) is all the way from the Pacific Ocean to the Ural Mountains. The Ural Mountains are a mountain range that separates a part of Russia from the other.