The secret to warmth in an igloo is the fact that snow and ice are very good insulators. Apparently what happens is that the inside layer melts, but turns to ice because of the contact with the snow next to it -- so you get good insulation both inside and out. Of course, eventually the igloo would melt, but igloos are typically temporary shelters anyhow, used only for a few days or, at most, weeks. Because the igloo is insulated, it means that the temperature outside the igloo is much colder than inside it, this is mostly to with the fact you are sheltered from the windchill in an igloo.
Gravity and friction are what keep igloos together.
to keep the at trapped in
igloos keep you from the snow inside that is built with it
in the winter they built igloos and summer the used animal skins to make tents
According to experts, most Eskimos dwell in snow-shaped domes in the Arctic called igloos. Contrary to its appearance, the igloos keep Eskimos warm and comfortable inside.
The reason igloos are built in the polar region is that it is cold enough to prevent them from melting. Igloos are built by stacking blocks of ice in a domed fashion.
Yes, you can keep an inchworm as a pet.
To effectively care for and keep a worm as a pet, provide a suitable environment with moist soil, keep the worm in a dark and cool place, feed it organic matter like fruits and vegetables, and avoid overfeeding. Regularly clean the worm's habitat and handle it gently to ensure its well-being.
To keep heat in - and cold out ! A smaller doorway is easier to block up than a large one.
They do not make igloos. Inuit and Eskimos make igloos, not polar bears.
styrafoam.
to keep him worm duhhhh