Do fish live in the North Pole?

Answer 1

Yes, in a way not so much in but close to it. Arctic Wolves live on the northern edge of the North American continent and northward to the North Pole, as well as along the eastern and northern shores of Greenland.

Answer 2

Fish do not live in the North Pole itself, as it is covered by ice. However, fish can be found in the surrounding Arctic regions such as the Arctic Ocean and adjacent seas. These areas are home to various species of fish adapted to the cold temperatures and unique environments.

Answer 3

A species of Jellyfish known as the Lion's Mane Jellyfish lives in the Arctic Ocean. It is the largest known species of jellyfish.
There are jellies in the Arctic.

Answer 4

Yes, there are fish at the north pole. There are over 400 species living as a matter a fact. The most common is the Artic Cod

Answer 5

Yes, dolphins do live in the north pole but its killer whales which is a family of the dolphin.

Answer 6

no