what is the worlds largest forest stretching 10,000 kilo meters across northern Russia?

Answer 1

its mainly called the taiga. but in russia sum parts of the forest have diffrent names like the komi forest. it also covers alaska,canada,sweden,finland check out the wikipedida web site it will tell all you need to know about the taiga forest

Answer 2

Sherwood! LOL!

The following pinched from Encarta:
The taiga occupies two-fifths of European Russia and extends across the Urals to cover much of Siberia. Much of the taiga also has permafrost. This vast zone is made up primarily of coniferous trees, but birch, poplar, aspen, willow, and other deciduous trees add to the diversity of the forest in some places. The taiga contains the world’s largest coniferous forest, representing about one-third of the world’s softwood timber. In the extreme northwestern part of the European region, the taiga is dominated by a variety of pines, although significant numbers of fir, birch, and other trees are also present. Eastward to the western slopes of the Urals, pines are still common, but firs predominate. Some regions, however, have stands of trees that are made up almost exclusively of birch. The taiga of the West Siberian Plain consists primarily of various species of pine, but birch is dominant along the southern fringes of the forest. Larch, a deciduous conifer, becomes dominant throughout much of the Central Siberian Plateau and the mountains of eastern Siberia.

Answer 3

After the colossal A**-Kickings Israel handed Syria the last time they fought You'd think the Syrians would have more sense wouldn't You? Armed to the teeth with American military hardware, yes they are, and Your stuck with ancient Russian crap that was worthless in the first place. Grates doesn't it? You have a knife, I have an M1A2 Abrams, tsk, tough luck. They can beat the stuffing out of Jordan too. And the Saudis have more sense. Girodano. Perhaps a Cub Scout troop would be scared of Hezbollah, The Russian Rebublic, and Syria, or a Fool. Militarily they are just third rate.

Answer 4

Its known as the Taiga (and also crosses Alaska and Northern Canada - don't forget that they were once joined across the Bering Straits)

Answer 5

Errr.. Sherwood?

Answer 6

Black forest