Essay On Landscapes In Asia

Chapter 1: What are the different landscapes in Asia?
In Asia you can find several different landscapes. They are caused by the climate zones. These climate zones have their own climate which cause different kinds of vegetation to grow. There are around 5 different climate zones in Asia: Tropical, dry/desert, temperate, cold and polar/tundra. Therefore you can find deserts, steppes, savannahs, tropical rainforests, deciduous forest, taiga (coniferous forest), tundra and land/sea/drift ice. But there are also mountains like the Himalaya in Asia. They consist of different altitude belts. So actually you can find every single landscape that exists on earth in Asia. There are some very special landscapes in Asia like the rice fields. Of course

Winds bring cool air to the land of Asia or to sea, these winds are called onshore and offshore winds. An onshore wind is a wind from sea which goes to land of Asia. When there is such an onshore wind it is cooler in the winter and warmer in the summer, because it comes from the sea which is always more or less at the same temperature. An offshore wind is a wind which comes from the land of Asia and which goes to the sea. If there is an offshore wind in winter it is cooler and when it is summer it is warmer because it comes than from the land of

Therefore the only thing you can find in these regions in ice and snow. The snow that falls down in these region in perpetual. This means that the snow will never melt. When the perpetual snow gets thicker and thicker because it does not melt. This large layer of snow is called land ice. The pieces of land ice can get very heavy. This causes the piece to break away and float around the sea. The ice that breaks away and floats around is called drift ice. If the temperature is lower than 0°C water will freeze. So if the temperature of the water in the sea comes below this point the water will freeze and form a layer of sea