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What is coverd by permanent ice and snow?
Alaska, Antarctica, a large percentage of Greenland, some parts of Canada, parts of northern Asia...
Where would a salamander live?
Salamanders live under logs or rocks, and sometimes live in water. Salamanders live worldwide except for Antarctica and some parts of the north pole.
Would you more likely to find skiers or scientists in Antarctica?
You'll find both there. Some scientists ski, and there is some cross-country skiing in Antarctica. Some cross-country skiers in Antarctica are not scientists.
Which parts of Antarctica do tourists visit?
The coastal regions and some of the surrounding islands near Argentina and Chile
Would you need some specific food in Antarctica?
no food
Is Atacama Desert the driest place in the world?
Some argue that parts of Antarctica are just as dry or even drier. I would basically call it a tie for the distinction as driest place on earth.
Would Antarctica be a continent if there was no ice?
no it is just to small it would only be some islands
Which of these statements describes a limitation of the Antarctic Treaty System?
It does nothing to protect the atmosphere over Antarctica.
Are there white tigers in Antarctica?
No, white tigers are not native to Antarctica. They are actually a rare color variant of the Bengal tiger found in India and some parts of Southeast Asia. Antarctica is a cold, icy continent with no native tiger population.
Why aren't penguins in arctic?
Penguins are native to the colder parts of the Southern Hemisphere, eg Antarctica and the southern coasts of Australia. If for some reason some of them decided to swim north to the Arctic, they would probably not survive the long journey.
Is there an area drier than the Atacama?
Some parts of Antarctica are just as dry, if not drier, than then the Atacama. I call it a tie.
What countries are the polar zones in?
AnswerSome of the countries the polar regions run through are Antarctica, the Arctic, Greenland and some parts of Russia, including lines of latitude and longitude.
