Antarctica is classified as a frozen desert because it receives very low amounts of precipitation, mostly in the form of snow, which does not support much plant life. Tundra, on the other hand, receives more precipitation and can support a variety of plants, including grasses, mosses, and shrubs.
Yes, there is sand in Antarctica, but it is not as common as in other regions due to the icy conditions and limited vegetation.
Well, the main answer to this question are the fossils. Since fossils were found in different parts of the world and those fossils are of the same breed or species. Because having the same species in different locations are quite... Unusual, Alfred Wegener developed this theory. Searching for other evidences to prove his theory, he found that pieces of land from another place to another fit's perfectly like a piece of puzzle. This is the second answer to this question.
Solar energy has technically existed for billions of years, as it originates from the sun's nuclear fusion. However, the practical use of solar energy through solar panels and other technologies began in the late 19th century.
Any evidence of ancient life is called a fossil.
Trees and numerous other small plants are missing in Antarctica. For the most part, the Antarctic climate is much too cold and dry (and dark in the winter) for larger plants to survive.
In general there are no animals or plants living on the Antarctic continent, it is too cold. Some penguins and other sea birds visit. However the oceans around Antarctica contain many living things.
The megalodon shark existed alongside many other plants and animals in the Oligocene Epoch. An example is the hyaenodon horridus.
As a nation, like as a peoples, and as a kingdom, there's a lot of archaeological evidence as well as other nations' histories and writing evidence. Then of course there's the Bible.
No,because geologist have evidence that,before Pangaea existed, other supercontinents formed and split apart over billions of years. And the answer is right because i took it out of the Science book!!
Yes! There was domesticated wheat, barley, grapes, olives, and other plants. As of animals there was sheep, cattle, goats, and pigs.
Because there were plants eaters on Antarctica many years ago and it is cold there know so if you put that to a conclusion it must have been further North. The first fossil found on Antarctica.
While there are stories of vampires and vampire like creatures in the mythologies of most cultures, there is no scientific or other evidence that vampires have ever existed. So, no.
Olivia is a fictional character who achieved a large following when her story was mistaken for a real biography. In other words, there is no evidence that Olivia ever existed.
There are no wolves in Antarctica.
Antarctica is its own continent and contains no other.
Antarctica is south of the four major oceans of the world.