Much of the Arctic is actually over the Arctic Ocean, which means there is no soil in those areas to grow anything - thus presenting the threat of lack of food.
Even in Arctic areas that have soil, most of it is covered with snow and ice a great part of the year - thus preventing growing any crops there.
The low temperatures experienced most of the year in most parts of the Arctic are a threat.
Because few people live there, predators that inhabit the Arctic are less inclined to avoid humans - meaning they are more likely to attack humans making homes there.
The threats to the environment are growing plants. They die because there is no mud or moisture. it will get no water from the ground and that is one of the threats to the environment.
An arctic fox's home is an extremely cold, treeless region, and is in the arctic circle.
The Arctic Home in the Vedas was created in 1903.
maybey because the preditors always fight with th Arctic Wolf
ur face is a big threat to the tundra environment! wow dude that's not right some threats would have to be global warming
well they do helping animals and shoving snow and making house's
Arctic foxes live in dens.
A den.
Australian Arctic
some threats would be no water because it is all frozen and you need water to live.
Seals polar bears fish
It has something to do with their name...