Although the tundra is the coldest biome, the population growth is normal and the carrying capacity doesn’t exceed. Almost all the organisms in the tundra biome learn to adapt to the cold climates. The animals have a thicker fur coat and the plants and vegetation have added fuzzy coating to either their stems or seed covers. With these adaptations plus the emigration and immigration, the population growth stays at an even level all the time. Also, the carrying capacity won’t reach it’s limit because there is barely any population spikes. This gives the park an even amount of vegetation and animals.