What is the largest animal that lives on land in Antarctica?

Answer 1

The largest animal on the Antarctic continent is the human animal, an invasive animal hired by countries to work there and live there in support of science.

There are no native animals in Antarctica: it's too cold and there is no food chain.

Answer 2

No animals live on Antarctica: it's too cold and there is no food chain.

Sea mammals, including seals and whales, visit Antarctica during breeding season. The largest of these to rest on the beaches may be the seals.

Answer 3

Humans are the largest land animal in Antarctica, and in order to work and live there, the human must be fit. Humans work and live in Antarctica on a temporary basis.

Otherwise, there are no land animals in Antarctica: it's too cold and there is no food chain to support animal life.

Answer 4

Probably humans, which are not native to the continent. Humans study science there.

There are no wild animals in Antarctica, because it's too cold.

Answer 5

People will think that it's the blue whale, they're wrong, That doesn't live in Antarctica. The Largest animal that live in Antarctica is a midge which is half an inch long!

Answer 6

Humans are the largest living creatures on the continent, since it's too cold and there is no food chain to support any animal life.

Answer 7

The largest animal that lives on land in Antarctica is a human. They are temporary workers and scientists on research stations.

The largest native animal is a half-inch long midge.