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People explore the polar regions for more resources (like a patch of oil) or maybe a new animal.

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because they find it interesting

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Q: Why do people explore the polar regions?
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Why do people explore polar regions?

to know how to survive thereTo find new areas of the polar and to find some animals such as; polar bears, seals , and so on.


Why do scientists explore polar regions?

there is a lot we don't know about polar regions and undiscovered things did to it being remote, vast and unpopulated.


Why did people want to explore polar and Arctic regions?

scientists can study the layers of ice to see how the earth changed throughout the decades.


Do people live in the polar regions?

no


why is food so scarce in the polar regions?

food is scarce in polar regions because polar regions are mostly covered with ice so because of ice and the cold weather people cannot sell or buy things. that is why food is scarce in polar regions.


why are polar regions colder then tropical?

Tropical regions are cooler , polar regions are colder


What type of houses do people live in polar regions?

Igloos


What is now located in polar regions?

The polar ice caps are only located in polar regions.


How do you use polar regions in a sentence?

Many explorers have expired in the polar regions. Let's dress warmly for our expeditions to the polar regions! Let's be sure to take along a sled dog team to the polar regions!


What is now only located in polar regions?

The polar ice caps are only located in polar regions.


Which areas is least populated due to insufficient rainfall?

polar regions


Which two climatic regions does Alaska have?

Alaska's two climatic regions includes the polar and sub-polar regions. The polar and sub-polar region includes freezing and frigid temperatures.