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Iceland
Iceland is a European island country in the North Atlantic Ocean on the Mid-Atlantic Ridge. It has a total area of 39,769 sq mi and an estimated population of around 318,006 as of 2010.
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What do Iceland animals do during the winter?
The ones that are around in the summer hide away and the winter animals come out, such as penguins. There you go ((-:
What is unique about Iceland and what are They doing to tackle climate change?
They are -Wow- a HotBed of Geothermic Capacity! They produce renewable non-polluting Geothermic Steam that is piped - far and wide - away Instead of burning fossil fuels (coal, oil and natural gas).
What is the livestock of Iceland?
The main livestock in Iceland are mainly Cheap, Cows, Horses, Chickens and Pigs. Wild animals include and Reindeers and various species of birds that are hunted with permits issued by the government of Iceland.
Recently, the Government of Iceland allowed Whales to be fished again after nearly 25 years of fishing ban, but in very limited numbers.
Fish is also one of the main food produces exported from Iceland, although it would not be classified as Livestock.
No, Tropical Islands are islands with high rain levels and High temperatures throughout the year. Examples are the Virgin Islands, Fiji, and Puerto Rico.
I think she's from iceland, here's some proofs:
1. The parents say she comes from a foreign island
2. Yotsuba is relatively taller than other kids
3. Her hair have green dye, maybe parents did it t hide her true hair color
4. 89% of iceland population have green eyes. Yotsuba has green eyes
5. Iceland is bankrupted, so they needed to sell the children (maybe)
6. Iceland rocks!
Why is Iceland called the 'land of the fire and ice'?
Iceland is known for having glaciers, but it is an island made from the continual eruptions of volcanos. About every 5 years, an eruption occurs adding to the land mass, creating geysers, and hot springs, and providing a great contrast with the glaciers nearby.
What are the environmental impacts of the 2010 iceland volcano?
The 2010 eruption of Eyjafjallajökull in Iceland had significant environmental impacts, primarily due to the massive ash cloud it produced. This cloud disrupted air travel across Europe for weeks, but it also affected local ecosystems; the ash enriched soil nutrients while posing short-term risks to agriculture and livestock. Additionally, the eruption led to melting glaciers, which increased glacial meltwater runoff, affecting local rivers and habitats. Overall, while some environmental effects were beneficial, the immediate consequences created challenges for both the environment and human activities.
When did the volcano in Iceland erupt?
The volcano erupted on April 14, 2010 for a second time in less than a month.
Does iceland watch the ball drop?
No, we have our own display of fireworks and new year shots here in our country.
How many people visit Iceland each year?
in the year 2005 430.000 people visited Iceland but it has been growing every year but I dont know the numbers in 2008.
