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The polar region in the southern hemisphere is known as the Antarctic region. It is located around the South Pole and is covered by the Antarctic ice sheet, making it a vast and remote area.
The northern polar region contains more land compared to the southern polar region. This is because the Arctic region, located in the northern hemisphere, is mostly surrounded by landmasses while the Antarctic region in the southern hemisphere is mostly covered by ice with a continent beneath it.
Northern hemisphere polar regions are called the ARCTIC. Southern hemisphere polar regions are called the ANTARCTIC.
They live in the northern hemisphere.
The northernmost polar region of the Northern Hemisphere is called the Arctic Region.
The continent of Antarctica is in the southern hemisphere: the Americas are half in the southern hemisphere -- South America, and half in the northern hemisphere -- North America. The polar region north of North America is the Arctic -- an ocean, not a continent.
the landmasses are not large enough, so marine climates prevail.
The region between the equator and the north pole is called the "northern Hemisphere". The region between the equator and the south pole is called the "southern Hemisphere". The two of them put together cover the whole earth.
The northern polar region has more land as it includes the Arctic region surrounded by continents such as North America, Europe, and Asia. In contrast, the southern polar region, Antarctica, is a continent surrounded by the Southern Ocean.
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Northern. Polar Bears are found in the Arctic.
Most humans live north of the equator, and the polar region of the north -- the Arctic -- is the home of the polar bear. When some northern hemisphere-based humans think of polar animals, polar bears are the top of the list. The issue is education. Not enough humans understand, know or appreciate Antarctica as a prime polar region. Generally, people who live in the Southern Hemisphere, however, are not so easily confused by polar bears and their habitat.