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Throughout history, many people have explored the Arctic. Among the more famous are Roald Amundsen, a Norwegian explorer. Richard E. Byrd, an American, also explored the Arctic. Henry Hudson, Matthew Henson, John Franklin, and Robert Peary also explored it.
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What is an arctic explorers suit made out of?
Arctic explorers clothes are made out of thermals. That is made out of cotton.
Why do arctic explorers wear several layer of clothes instead of one?
Arctic explorers wear several layers of clothing because of how cold it is.
What did the French have to do with the Canadian Arctic?
They were explorers in the arctic, like an English explorer Henry Hudson.
Who made the first of several expeditions in 1886 that placed him in the vanguard of Arctic explorers?
Robert Edwin Peary was the explorer that made several expeditions in 1886 that placed him in the vanguard of Arctic Explorers.
Who made his first of several expeditions in 1886 that places in the vanguard of Arctic explorers?
Robert Edwin Peary was the explorer that made several expeditions in 1886 that placed him in the vanguard of Arctic Explorers.
Made his first of several expeditions in 1886 that placed him in the vanguard of Arctic explorers.?
Robert Edwin Peary was the explorer that made several expeditions in 1886 that placed him in the vanguard of Arctic Explorers.
Made his first of several expeditions in 1886 that placed him in the vanguard of arctic explorers?
Robert Edwin Peary was the explorer that made several expeditions in 1886 that placed him in the vanguard of Arctic Explorers.
What do explorers need to live in the Arctic?
we need food and water supply
How many calories do arctic explorers need per day?
Over 9000!
Who made his first of several expeditions in 1886 that placed him in the vanguard of Arctic explorers.?
Robert Edwin Peary
Why do Arctic explorers wash their clothes in Tide?
It is much too cold to wash them out tide.
What were European explorers looking for in north coast of North America?
A passage through the Arctic Ocean, and onto Asia.
