The sea ice freezes around Antarctica in the austral winter months -- about February to October.
The Antarctic Desert is a polar or ice desert.
70% of the worlds fresh water and 90% of the worlds ice is stored in the Antarctic ice sheet.
The Southern Ocean is liquid under its frozen top, and these animals are adapted to the extreme cold, some with versions of anti-freeze in their systems.
The ice sheet is composed of fresh water; the Southern Ocean that surrounds the continent is salty -- sea water.
The Southern Ocean around Antarctica keeps temperatures between about 32 degrees F -- when the surface is frozen, and about 28 degrees F -- when the water is liquid. The water remains liquid below freezing temperature, because of the high saline content.
Yes.Most of the Antarctic continent is covered in frozen fresh water. It forms the polar ice cap.
In the polar regions: the Arctic and the Antarctic.
The Antarctic because frogs need a source of fresh water in which to breed and all the fresh water in the Antarctic is frozen solid.
Antarctic Cod, properly named Antarctic Toothfish, are sea animals with special adaptations to polar cold water. The Southern Ocean can remain liquid to about 27 degrees F, or -2 degrees C, based on high mineral content. At -19 degrees C, water is frozen and contains no life. From the Toothfish Wikipedia entry: "The Antarctic toothfish is noteworthy, like most other Antarctic notothenioids, for producing antifreeze glycoproteins. . .. The presence of antifreeze glycroproteins allows [these animals] to thrive in sub-zero waters of the Southern Ocean surrounding Antarctica."
If it's water, it is at least 28 degrees F, that is: not frozen.
Hydrosphere
An iceberg is frozen water. It is not a place where anything grows.