Arctic

North America and Europe. The island of Greenland also borders the Arctic Ocean.

Susan Aglukark, a Canadian Inuit singer-songwriter, has spoken about the challenges of living in the Arctic, including harsh weather conditions, isolation, and limited access to resources. These factors can make daily life difficult, but they have also shaped her identity and artistry. Glukark often draws inspiration from her experiences and the cultural richness of her community, highlighting both the struggles and the beauty of Arctic life.

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The Arctic tern typically lays its eggs on coastal tundra or in colonies on islands, often choosing flat, sandy, or gravelly areas with some vegetation for concealment. They prefer locations that are relatively safe from predators, such as cliffs or remote beaches. The nesting sites are usually near water, as the terns rely on nearby marine resources for feeding.

Exact figures on deaths specifically due to cold weather in the Arctic are difficult to determine, as comprehensive statistics may not be readily available. However, extreme cold can contribute to fatalities from hypothermia, frostbite, and related accidents. In regions with significant Arctic conditions, particularly among vulnerable populations, these incidents can occur, but they are often underreported. Overall, the number is believed to be relatively low compared to other causes of mortality in the region.

The Arctic region and the cordillera region both feature rugged terrains and are characterized by extreme environmental conditions. They are home to unique ecosystems, with diverse flora and fauna adapted to their specific climates. Additionally, both regions are influenced by geological processes, such as glaciation and tectonic activity, shaping their landscapes. Furthermore, they both face challenges related to climate change, impacting their ecosystems and human activities.

Of total water available in earth, 2.59% of water is fresh and in that 2% of water is frozen as glaciers in the poles. Ground water constitutes around 0.592% and about 0.014% is present in lakes, ponds, etc.

Cacti do not live in the Arctic primarily due to their adaptations for arid environments, which include specialized structures for water storage and heat tolerance. The Arctic's frigid temperatures, prolonged periods of cold, and seasonal ice cover present conditions that cacti cannot survive. Additionally, the lack of sunlight during certain seasons and the presence of permafrost inhibit the growth of plants that require warm, dry climates. As a result, cacti are naturally adapted to deserts and cannot thrive in the harsh Arctic ecosystem.

In the Arctic, seawater can reach temperatures as low as -1.8 degrees Celsius (28.8 degrees Fahrenheit) due to its high salt content, which lowers the freezing point. Freshwater can freeze at 0 degrees Celsius (32 degrees Fahrenheit) but can also become supercooled and remain in liquid form below this temperature under certain conditions. Ice formations in the Arctic can also create extremely cold environments, affecting the temperature of surrounding water.

The term "Arctic pearl" generally refers to a rare type of pearl found in Arctic waters, often associated with specific shellfish species. While pearls can be found in various marine environments, including colder regions, the existence of a distinct "Arctic pearl" is not widely documented in scientific literature. Most pearls are typically associated with warmer waters and specific mollusks, such as oysters. Therefore, while some unique pearls may come from Arctic or sub-Arctic regions, the concept of a widely recognized "Arctic pearl" remains largely anecdotal.

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it is Maritime because the temp is below 25 degrees

Barents Sea,named after Willem Barents

There are a few notable grazing animals that live in the Arctic. The Muskox and Caribou (also known as reindeer) are such animals.

Airplanes and helicopters are the two big air transport types used in the Frigid Zone.

Arctic explorers wear several layers of clothing because of how cold it is.

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Northern polar bear's need the arctic ice pack to hunt seals, etc. During the Arctic summer, when the ice pack is reduced bears often go hungry, as seals are further out into the sea. During this hungry time, a polar bear often starts to scavenge along the shore lines, and are more likely to enter human settlements.

Inuit of Baffin (historic)

Bow and Arrow,Spears, Lances and harpoons.

Modern: rifles of various caliber, shotguns and Harpoons.

Arctic Areas

Given that the tourist season is upon us, it is impossible to know exactly who has recently visited locations on earth south of 60 degrees S, which is the area on earth known as the Antarctic.