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Extreme Habitat Comparison
       About Arctic
          by Lina
Two animals that live in Arctic

 Arctic Fox        Snowy Owl



                                 male




                    female
Arctic animal’s Habitat
   LOCATION
    – The Arctic is a polar region that locate at most northern part of the
      Earth.
    – The Arctic region consists of a vast, ice-covered ocean, surrounded
      by treeless surface.

   CLIMATE
    – The Arctic's climate is characterized by cold winters and cool
      summers.
    – The weather mostly comes in the form of snow.
    – The Arctic's annual precipitation is low.
    – High winds often stir up snow, creating the illusion of continuous
      snowfall.
    – Average winter temperatures can be as low as −40C and the coldest
      recorded temperature is approximately −68C.

   PLANTS
    – Arctic vegetation is composed of plants such as dwarf shrubs, herbs,
      lichens and mosses, which all grow relatively close to the ground,
      forming tundra.
Things in common
   Arctic Fox                             Snowy Owl
       Design to survive                     Design to survive
            Deep and thick fur                  Warm themselves with
                                                  thick fur.
       Reproduction                          Reproduction
            Babies are born to                  clutch 5 to 14 eggs
             average 5–8babies                   Both parents care their
            Both the mother and                  young and protect
             the father help to raise
             their young in a large               their nest
             nest                                The adult male is
            Babies are initially                 virtually pure white,
             brownish; as they                    but females and young
             become older they turn               birds have some dark
             white.                               spots
       Diet                                  Diet
            The arctic fox will                 This powerful bird feed
             generally eat any small              on lemmings (a type of
             animal it can find
                                                  mice) and other small
            Lemmings (a type of                  rodents for food during
             mice) are the most
             common prey.                         the breeding season

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Extreme habitat comparison

  • 1. Extreme Habitat Comparison About Arctic by Lina
  • 2. Two animals that live in Arctic  Arctic Fox  Snowy Owl male female
  • 3. Arctic animal’s Habitat  LOCATION – The Arctic is a polar region that locate at most northern part of the Earth. – The Arctic region consists of a vast, ice-covered ocean, surrounded by treeless surface.  CLIMATE – The Arctic's climate is characterized by cold winters and cool summers. – The weather mostly comes in the form of snow. – The Arctic's annual precipitation is low. – High winds often stir up snow, creating the illusion of continuous snowfall. – Average winter temperatures can be as low as −40C and the coldest recorded temperature is approximately −68C.  PLANTS – Arctic vegetation is composed of plants such as dwarf shrubs, herbs, lichens and mosses, which all grow relatively close to the ground, forming tundra.
  • 4. Things in common  Arctic Fox  Snowy Owl  Design to survive  Design to survive  Deep and thick fur  Warm themselves with thick fur.  Reproduction  Reproduction  Babies are born to  clutch 5 to 14 eggs average 5–8babies  Both parents care their  Both the mother and young and protect the father help to raise their young in a large their nest nest  The adult male is  Babies are initially virtually pure white, brownish; as they but females and young become older they turn birds have some dark white. spots  Diet  Diet  The arctic fox will  This powerful bird feed generally eat any small on lemmings (a type of animal it can find mice) and other small  Lemmings (a type of rodents for food during mice) are the most common prey. the breeding season