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1.The name Artic comes from a Greek word near the bear.2. Most of earths fresh  water comes from glaciers.3. birds and animals use the glaciers as resting places or nests for there eggs.4.the birds nest there because fishes and other food are attracted by the glacier.5.Around the glacier is a bubble of fresh water that mixes with the salt water you cant drink it because it mixes with the salt water.

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1.The ice of the Artic contains around 10% of The worlds fresh water.This giant,white frozen reservoir reflects sunlight,helping keep the region cool.it also plays a super-important role in our global climate change to keep it stable. 2.One fascinating specis found only in The ARTIC is The narwal,often refferd as the `unicorn of the sea`. why?well,male narwals have straight tusk projecting from the front of the head that can grow to over 3m long 3.The ARTIC is located in the northernmost part of of our planet scientist usally define the ARTIC as the area above the `ARTIC cricle - an imagnary line that circles around the top of the globe

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The name ‘Arctic’ comes from a Greek word meaning ‘near the bear’

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The name ‘Arctic’ comes from a Greek word meaning ‘near the bear’

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2.The Arctic region is home to the North Pole.

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1. The Arctic has an area of around 7.7 million square miles.
2. It is a sea of ice, surrounded by cold, treeless lands.
3. The ice of the Arctic contains around ten percent of the world's fresh water.

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1.The Arctic is located at the northernmost part of our planet.
2.Because of the Earth's tilt, for at least one day a year there's an entire day of darkness.
3. Temperature in The Arctic has been as low as -70C.

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The Arctic is a polar region located at the northernmost part of Earth.

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The Arctic is a polar region located at the northernmost part of Earth.

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1. Arctic region has shrunk do to global warming.
2. Arctic region is home to the North Pole.
3. The Arctic has various natural resources including fish, oil, gas and various minerals.

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1. The Artic is the earth region that lies between 66.5N and the North Pole.

2. The average July temperatures follow the 50F (10C).

3. The Artic regions climate is very cold and harsh for most of the year due to the earth's axial tilt. Because of this, the region never receives direct sunlight.

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1. If all the ice in the Artic melted, the global sea level would rise by about 24 feet.

2. Many different animals live in the Arctic like polar bears, Arctic foxes, walruses, seals, wolverines, squirrels, birds and whales!

3. Small shrubs can grow in warmer parts of the Arctic, as well as various herbs, mosses and lichens.

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1. ‘Arctic’ comes from ‘arktikos’, the Greek for ‘bear’. The reason is that Ursa Major, the Great Bear constellation, is seen in the northern sky. 2. The Arctic Circle marks the region above which, for at least one day a year, there is all-day sunshine in the summer and 24-hour darkness in the winter.  3. The lowest temperature recorded in the Arctic is –68C (–90.4F) in Siberia.

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1. ‘Arctic’ comes from ‘arktikos’, the Greek for ‘bear’. The reason is that Ursa Major, the Great Bear constellation, is seen in the northern sky. 2. The Arctic Circle marks the region above which, for at least one day a year, there is all-day sunshine in the summer and 24-hour darkness in the winter.  3. The lowest temperature recorded in the Arctic is –68C (–90.4F) in Siberia.

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By Andrew (AJ) Perez

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The Arctic Facts By Sabrina         the arctic circle marks the region which for at least one day a year there is all day sunshine in the summer and 24 hour darkness in the winter

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The Arctic Facts By Sabrina         the arctic circle marks the region which for at least one day a year there is all day sunshine in the summer and 24 hour darkness in the winter

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1. The Arctic is located at the northernmost part of our planet. Scientists usually define the Arctic as the area above the 'Arctic Circle' — an imaginary line that circles around the top of the globe.

2. The Arctic consists of the Arctic Ocean and parts of Canada, Russia, the USA, Greenland, Norway, Finland, Sweden and Iceland.

3. Because of the Earth’s tilt, for at least one day a year there’s an entire day of darkness in this freezing region — and also a full day of sunshine. Imagine that!

4. Temperatures as low as -70°C have been recorded in northern Greenland. Brrrrr!

5. Despite the freezing-cold temperatures, approximately four million people call this wintery wonderland home! Amongst these are the indigenous people of the Arctic, called the 'Inuits'. They’ve found ingenious ways to survive in one of the harshest environments on our planet.

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1.The ARCTIC region is found in the northern most part of earth.
2. As well as the arctic Oceans,the arctic region is made up of parts of RUSSIA and Greenland.
3.The coldest recorded temperature in the Arctic is around -68 degrees C.

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the arctic comes from artikos the greek for bear the reason is that Ursa major the great bear constellation is seen in the northern sky

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The name ‘Arctic’ comes from a Greek word meaning ‘near the bear’.

The coldest recorded temperature in the Arctic is around −68 °C (−90 °F).

A number of different types of animals make their home in the arctic, including polar bears, wolverines, squirrels, birds, walrus and seals.

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1. A number of different types of animals make their home in the arctic, including polar bears, wolverines, squirrels, birds, walrus and seals.

2.The Arctic has a number of natural resources, including fish, oil, gas and various minerals

3.The coldest recorded temperature in the Arctic is around −68 °C (−90 °F).

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1. The Arctic is located at the northernmost part of our planet

2. The temperature is as low as -70 degrees Fahrenheit in northern Greenland

3. For at least one day a year there's an entire day of darkness and a day with all sunshine

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Research and post 3 fun facts about the Arctic. You can add pictures if you like as well. Don't forget to include your name in your post as well.
Miss Heckinger & Mrs. Dietz