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Creatures that live in Antarctica are the following:

Seals

Penguins

Birds

Whales

Fish

There are also two types of plants which are called "Antarctic hairgrass" and "Cushion-forming pearlwort"
Some of the creatures that live in the Antarctic include orcas and penguins. Also in this area are beluga and sperm whales.

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