Well I can tell you it's cold and dry!
The geography between Australia and Antarctica is the Southern Ocean geography.
There are no countries in this geography, only a continent: Antarctica. There are no countries on the Antarctic continent.
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Humankind has a tendency to 'conquer' geography. Antarctica presents an extreme challenge to conquerers.
You can find photographs of Antarctica in most every atlas, book of world geography, or by using an Internet search application.
While I don't know much about the physical geography of Antarctica, I know that not very many people live there. If anyone there's only a few researchers and maybe a colony or two that migrated there from the Southern tip of South America, so human geography might be slightly difficult to determine. Sorry I couldn't be of more help!
There are no countries on Antarctica, so no national holidays are designated for that geography.
There is no government in Antarctica. All of earth south of 60 degrees South Latitude, is governed by the Antarctic Treaty. This geography includes the continent of Antarctica.
The five themes of geography in Antarctica are location (its coordinates on the Earth's surface), place (its unique physical and human characteristics), human-environment interaction (how humans adapt to and impact the environment), movement (how people, goods, and ideas travel to and from Antarctica), and region (how different parts of Antarctica are connected and distinct).
Last time I checked, Antarctica is a land mass. While whales are mammals, they live in the oceans. Simple geography fail.
Ice Cap. It is the best answer for a 7th grade geography report.
Native Alaskan peoples are indigenous to the geography, and there are no indigenous people in Antarctica.
Summer in Antarctica lasts as many days as does summer in any geography on earth. Summer begins on December 21 and ends when fall begins on March 21.
Antarctica is a polar desert, 98% of which is covered with an ice sheet. The term desertification implies that the geography was once fertile land, which is not necessarily applicable to Antarctica without going back millions of years in geological history.
Antarctica experiences seasons like all geography in the Southern Hemisphere. The first day of:Summer is December 21Fall is March 21Winter is June 21Spring is September 21
Antarctica is already protected -- all land south of 60 degrees S -- by the Antarctic Treaty. There is no reason to add the burden of a world park designation to this geography.
Vidar Hisdal has written: 'On the tides at Norway Station and adjacent coastal areas of Antarctica' -- subject(s): Tides 'Svalbard' -- subject(s): History, Natural history, Physical geography 'Geography of Svalbard' -- subject(s): Geography
Antarctica doesn't have any indigenous human population. The only people living in Antarctica are researchers and support staff from various countries who work at research stations temporarily. They live in these stations for a few months at a time, studying the continent's unique environment and ecosystem.
Umm, 3rd grade geography, but that are: Africa America, North America, South Antarctica Asia Australia Europe
Asia,Europe,North America,South America,Australia and Antarctica.