The most common animal in the taiga biome is the moose. These large mammals are well adapted to the cold conditions and dense forests characteristic of the taiga. They can be found feeding on a variety of vegetation, including leaves, bark, and aquatic plants.
Moose are particularly suited to the taiga because of their long legs, which allow them to move easily through deep snow, and their ability to consume a wide range of plant materials. This adaptability is key for survival in an environment where resources can be scarce during the harsh winter months. Additionally, their size and strength help them fend off predators, making them one of the top herbivores in the taiga ecosystem.