The Arctic is a very chilly place at the top of the Earth. This lesson will teach you about the Arctic, how cold it gets there, what animals make it their home and some other cool facts about this very cold place. What is the Arctic?
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These are the 5 major interconnected oceans- the Atlantic, Pacific, Indian, Arctic, and Southern or Antarctic Oceans. In some places, the oceans are deeper than the world’s tallest mountains. The Pacific Ocean is the largest in the world covering about 63 million square miles. It has the ...
(Vulpes lagopus)is a medium-sized fox that is most commonly found in the Arctic Tundra Biome—occupying much of the Arctic islands. It is all snow white except the black nose and eyes; as a result of which the fox camouflages it in the snowy background. IUCN has listed arctic fox as ...
1. What Is An Arctic Fox – Arctic Fox Definition The Arctic fox is a small fox species indigenous to the Arctic regions of the Northern Hemisphere. It is also known as snow fox, polar fox, or white fox. It is commonly found all over the Arctic tundra biome. ...
Tundra Biome Facts The tundra biome is an ecosystem situated near the North Pole in the Arctic Circle. It is by far the coldest of all biomes. The winters are extremely cold with temperatures typically below -34° C. The summers last only about two months and the temperatures are still ...
Not all deserts are hot. Because both the Arctic and Antarctica have very little rain (or snow) they’re also considered to be deserts. These polar regions are known as ‘cold deserts’. You can find out about the animals that live in cold deserts on these pages:Arctic AnimalsandAntarctic...
Much of Russia's landmass is taken up by the the vast region of Siberia, which stretches from the Urals to the Pacific, and includes a large part of the Arctic desert and Taiga biome, as well as the Lena, Russia's longest river. Show more - Description Published by Statista Research ...
Lastly, the cold desert, also known as polar desert, are found in high latitudes and have extremely low temperatures and high winds, with low precipitation and short growing seasons. They are mostly covered by snow and ice. The Arctic and Antarctic regions are examples of cold deserts. The ...
The distinctive white bear is thelargest of the eight living bear species, and a top predator in the Arctic region in which it is found. Seals, in particular theringed seal, form the bulk of the polar bear’s diet. Other seal species commonly targeted by the bear include thebearded,harp...