Arctic

It will affect them because they probably can not see in winter because it is too dark. They will have hard time to go outside to get food. I summer it will be hard to sleep because of light.

because 90 percent of the water is frozen/ice.

it a is a ecosystem that has a source of humidity underground and the upper level is just below the earth

Capelins, herrings, sprats, sand-eels, shrimps, other small marine creatures, worms, insects and carrion.

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On the 29 December 1605, he was killed by Japanese pirates off Bintan near Sumatra, while on his second voyage for the newly formed British East India Company.

Throughout history, many people have explored the Arctic. Among the more famous are Roald Amundsen, a Norwegian explorer. Richard E. Byrd, an American, also explored the Arctic. Henry Hudson, Matthew Henson, John Franklin, and Robert Peary also explored it.

The threats to the environment are growing plants. They die because there is no mud or moisture. it will get no water from the ground and that is one of the threats to the environment.

Because they are large, powerful predators, and are very capable of killing a human easily.

we can save the artic by redusing our green house gases and recycling more. this will help to save the artic by reducing global warming from a very smart child

Very quickly because the solar uv radiation is very intense it has half the atmosphere to travel through and there is 24 hours daylight each day and the sun glares down at you from a 45 degree angle in summer

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i'm the one who asked it

The Arctic Circle passes through Alaska. It also passes through Canada's northern territories, Greenland, Iceland, Norway, Sweden, Finland, and Russia.

What abiotic factor limits growth and reproduction in the Arctic?

a.

Precipitation

c.

High pollution levels

b.

Temperature

d.

Type of bedrock

In methane (CH4), carbon is in the 4- oxidation state.

Inuit people and animals of all different kinds.

Polar Bears, Arctic foxes, Arctic hares, lemmings, dall sheep, snowy owls, narwhals, caribou, wolverines, muskoxen, walrus and Arctic terns

Canadians

they used snow to make igloos and other things to make their home

they make sounds like something a bird or a dying cat would make. They have a very distinct sounding call and it is used only for mating. :)

In the Arctic, People take water the have ordered and they have to heat the water up for a very long time. or they just jump into the Arctic water :)

A small crustacean, very like a shrimp but smaller.

Lemuel and Caroline Henson

artic

There is not a lot that gets imported from the Arctic, especially high Arctic. Oil and natural gas are drilled and get sent to lower latitudes, that would be the primary "export". Also, wonderful Russian Vodka.

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