Pugs of the Frozen North- Arctic Research 4W by Peter Holland

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According to size, Antarctica is the fifth largest continent of our planet. Toby C

2023-11-16 16:55:11 UTC

Antarctica is an icy, dry desert.Toby C

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Antarctica is the windiest place on earth. Toby C

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In the sea under the ice there are bright Red Sea stars, maroon urchins and rainbow-coloured sponges. Toby C

Emperor penguins

2023-11-16 17:06:08 UTC

Emperor penguins are only found in Antarctica. They can live for up to 50 years and can swim for up to 22 minutes under water. Toby C

2023-11-16 17:11:57 UTC

Emperor Penguins can dive for up to 457 metres to catch their food. Toby C

Arctic

2023-11-16 17:22:34 UTC

Bird poop helps keep the Arctic cool

Eliza B

Arctic

2023-11-16 17:42:40 UTC

Arctic comes from the Greek word arktikos which means bear

Eliza B

Arctic

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Unlike most owls_,snowy owls from the arctic hunt mostly in the daytime.

Eliza B

Fastest animal in the arctic

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The Gyrfalcon is the fastest animal in the Arctic tundra and can reach speeds of up to 130mph.

Eliza B

Arctic

2023-11-16 19:14:46 UTC

The Arctic is a polar region at the most northern part of the Earth 🌎

Muhammad S

Arctic

2023-11-16 19:19:49 UTC

About 4 million people live in the Arctic. The indigenous people of the Arctic are called the Inuits .

Muhammad S

Arctic

2023-11-16 19:25:18 UTC

A Narwhal is a toothed whale which is only found in the Arctic.

Muhammad S

Arctic

2023-11-16 19:33:47 UTC

The Arctic is made up of the Arctic Ocean and parts of Canada, America, Russia, Greenland, Iceland, Norway, Finland and Sweden

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The arctic

2023-11-16 19:37:55 UTC

Penguins live in the arctic.

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Helping the arctic

2023-11-16 19:40:33 UTC

Bird poo helps the artic stay cool😂..

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Green-land

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A huge white sheet of snow covers the green-land all year round 😎.

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Cold

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The artic is -40*c in winter

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Arctic

2023-11-16 19:49:13 UTC

The arctic is the coldest continent/country in the world

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Animals

2023-11-16 19:52:15 UTC

More than 20,000 animals live in the arctic

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First person to reach the arctic

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The first person to reach the arctic was Robert Peary

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Discovered

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The arctic was discovered in the 4th century bce by a Greek

Pytheas

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Ice

2023-11-16 20:39:38 UTC

There is 15.5million square kilometers of ice

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Arctic

2023-11-16 22:32:08 UTC

1.Arctic land animals include the plar bear, reindeer, gray wolf, Arctic here and Arctic fox.

2.Trees do not grow in most of the Arctic.

In winter the temperature is well below freezing while in summer the average temperature is above 10 °C.

Aizah Fahad

Endangered

2023-11-17 07:59:13 UTC

Poler bears are the most endangered species in the arctic

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Arctic fox

2023-11-17 08:05:42 UTC

The arctic foxes are white not orange

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Arctic

2023-11-17 08:06:40 UTC

The Arctic region covers much of Earth's northern pole. The outer edge of the Arctic—which includes areas of Alaska, Canada, Greenland, and Russia—is made up of glaciers and tundra (treeless plains with frozen ground called permafrost). The central part of the Arctic (around the North Pole) is surrounded with large areas of sea ice.

FARIS

Arctic

2023-11-17 08:08:32 UTC

Throughout the year, temperatures can span a wide range. Average lows reach -40 degrees Fahrenheit in the winter and average highs reach 50 degrees Fahrenheit in the summer. A short growing season, permafrost, and long, dark winters of extreme cold and strong winds mean the Arctic is nearly treeless and only small plants can grow.

Faris

Wildlife

2023-11-17 08:14:50 UTC

The Arctic is a unique ecosystem with a complex food web made up of organisms adapted to its extreme conditions. It is one of the most biologically productive ecosystems in the world, supporting many large fisheries and huge populations of migratory birds that come to the Arctic in the summer to breed.

Faris

2023-11-17 18:08:49 UTC

The Artic is home to one of the biggest most secure seed storage faculty

Rameen

2023-11-17 18:10:07 UTC

The first man to reach the Artic was overlooked for decades

Rameen

Artic

2023-11-17 18:11:16 UTC

Millions of people live in the Artic

Rameen

Animals

2023-11-17 18:20:55 UTC

LOTS of animals live in the Artic like the Artic fox, Artic Hare, Musk Ox,Polar Bear ,Narwal ,Beluga , Whale,Beluga,Walrus,Reindeer and an artic fox.

Rameen 😇

The Arctic

2023-11-17 18:23:00 UTC

Due to the Earth's tilt, there is at least one entire day of sunshine and darkness each year.

Yusha B

Artic

2023-11-17 18:29:37 UTC

According to new research the Artic was a thriving rainforest about 50million years ago

Rameen

Greenland

2023-11-17 18:33:42 UTC

Temperatures of -70°C have been recorded in northen Greenland.

Yusha B

The Arctic was a rainforest

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The Inuit

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Approximately four milion people, including indigenous people (Inuit) live in the Arctic. Inuit are experts at surviving in the harsh environment of the Arctic. Their clothes were made from animal fur and sealskin, keeping them warm in the subzero temperatures. Their diet used consists of meats such as walrus, whale, seal and reindeer. Their shelters used to be made from blocks of snow called iglos. They also built houses from logs or stone covered with earth. Their way of life changed when they started meeting new people and some of the Inuit left the Arctic to work in cities and towns in the 1800s and 1900s. Those who stayed in the Arctic began to use foreign goods such as snowmobiles, motorboats and guns.

Yusha B

Wildlife

2023-11-17 19:48:34 UTC

A large portion of the Arctic region includes the Arctic Ocean, which is home to an amazing array of wildlife, including endangered bowhead whales, endangered polar bears, beluga whales, endangered ringed seals, and Pacific walruses

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Arctic

2023-11-17 23:34:07 UTC

The majority of the Arctic near the North Pole is covered in sea ice. The ice pack is in constant motion, drifting with ocean currents and prevailing winds. Ice is present year-round in the Arctic, expanding during the winter and retreating during the summer. Sea ice is a special feature of the Arctic, and most wildlife there depend on it in some way. Polar bears use the ice as platforms when feeding on seals. Walruses use the ice as a place to rest. There's even algae that live in the ice.

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Arctic foxes

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These foxes live on the land and sea ice within the Arctic Circle. From October to February, the sun never rises to shine warmth and light.

Luckily, these small foxes have some useful adaptations for living in the icy Arctic. Their thick fur coat keeps the fox’s body at a toasty 104 degrees. Their long, fluffy tails act lick a blanket. Their feet also have a layer thick fur, like built in snow boots.

Ralph.

2023-11-18 08:37:34 UTC

Arctic Fox

Their dens are used for generations, some are old as 300 years.

Ralph

Arctic

2023-11-18 13:18:36 UTC

Arctic sea ice is melting much faster than previously predicted. The region is on track to become an essentially ice-free environment in summer, with a much-reduced ice freeze-up occurring in winter. Already much of the "fast ice," or ice shelves attached to land, have broken up, including the 300-mile (480-kilometer) Ellesmere Ice Shelf along Ellesmere Island in northern Canada.

Faris

Arctic

2023-11-18 13:49:21 UTC

The Arctic is a unique ecosystem Simi😊

Arctic

2023-11-18 14:11:00 UTC

The Arctic region covers most of earth’s northern pole. Simi🙂

Winter Temperature

2023-11-18 14:35:30 UTC

The average lowest temperature in the Arctic during winter is -40 degrees Fahrenheit.

Simi😇

Global Climate

2023-11-18 15:03:49 UTC

Did you know that approximately 10% of the world's fresh water is contained within the ice of the Arctic? This giant, white, frozen sheet of ice reflects the sunlight, therefore keeping the region cool and the global climate stable. However, the Arctic ice is melting at an alarming rate of -9% per decade, increasing the global temperature further and reducing the habitat of polar animals such as polar bears. Polar animals need the ice to live on, raise their young, hunt and to be able to rest on after long periods of swimming. The melting ice also increases sea levels, leading to an increase in floods.

Yusha B

The Artic

2023-11-18 20:52:17 UTC

The Artic is a polor region located at the northernmost part of the 🌎. The Artic Ocean, adjacent seas and parts of Canada, Danish Realm northern Finland, Iceland northern Norway Russia northernmost Sweden and the United States.

. The Artic 🐺 is smaller than a gray wolf.

. Artic wolves Tolerate complete Darkness .

. Artic wolves live in packs of five to seven .

The Arctic

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Haider Ali

The Artic

2023-11-19 09:35:48 UTC

The arctic is a desert Finley

Arctic Ocean

2023-11-19 09:44:56 UTC

The Artic Ocean is the smallest of the earth's five major oceans, but it still covers 14 million square Kilometers - that's twice the size of Australia!

Finley

Polar Bears

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Polar bears are the largest land predators on Earth, and are only found in the Artic. Polar bears are classified as hyper carnivores because their diet is more than 70% meat.

Finley

Artic sun

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When the sun rises over the Artic circle in June it doesn't set for 30 whole days. As you travel further north the long summer days get longer and longer until you arrive at the North Pole, where the sun doesn't dip below the horizon for 187 days.

Finley

Living in the Artic

2023-11-19 09:59:28 UTC

There are approximately 4 million inhabitants of the Artic, and it is estimated that on average 10% of these are indigenous. In Greenland however, approximately 89% of the population belongs to one of Greenland's three indigenous Inuit ethic groups: the kalaallit, Tunumiit, and inughuit

Finley

The Arctic

2023-11-19 13:00:40 UTC

In 1958, the submarine USS Nautilus proved that the enormous ice sheets in the Arctic Ocean rest on water and not land. They did this by sailing under the frozen ice sheets.

Yusha B

Arctic

2023-11-19 14:27:42 UTC

The arctic is not land it is just made out of ice

Ava

John Franklin

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Sir John Franklin set out with HMS Erebus and HMS Terror in 1845 on a voyage to find the North-West Passage. The ships disappeared into the Arctic, never to be seen again until their wrecks were discovered in 2014 and 2016

Ava

The ice

2023-11-19 15:06:06 UTC

Arctic sea ice is typically 2 to3 meters thick

Ava

The Artic

2023-11-19 16:18:39 UTC

It is snowy there in Autam and Winter but goes away in Summer Eric

The Artic

2023-11-19 16:24:58 UTC

There is about 4 million people that live in the Artic Eric

Artic Animals

2023-11-19 16:45:11 UTC

The Arctic is home to many unique and amazing wildlife species, such as poler bears, artic foxes, walruses, seals, whales, narwhals, reindeer and snowy owles.

Aizah

Artic Animals

2023-11-19 16:45:46 UTC

The Arctic is home to many unique and amazing wildlife species, such as poler bears, artic foxes, walruses, seals, whales, narwhals, reindeer and snowy owles.

Aizah

Threats

2023-11-19 17:04:37 UTC

The Arctic is facing many threats from human activities, such as pollution, over fishing, and hunting. These threats are causing the Arctic ice to melt, which affects the wildlife and the people living there.

Aizah Fahad

Climate

2023-11-19 17:53:50 UTC

The climate of the Arctic is very cold and, with average winter temperatures ranging from -40 °C to - 15 °C and average summer temperatures from 0 °C to 10 °C. The Arctic experience Polar day and night, which means that the sun does not set or rise for months at a time depending on the season.

Aizah Fahad

2023-11-25 22:35:01 UTC

Artic comes from the Greek word Arktos which means bear.

Fatimah 🐻‍❄️🐻‍❄️🐻‍❄️