PPT-Arctic Animals

Arctic Fox During the summer they have brown fur They have white fur in the winter to help them hide in the snow They like to eat Arctic hares They have a thick layer of fur and blubber to keep them warm . Arctic Fox. During the summer they have brown fur.. They have white fur in the winter to help them hide in the snow.. They like to eat Arctic hares.. They have a thick layer of fur and blubber to keep them warm. . Arctic Fox. During the summer they have brown fur.. They have white fur in the winter to help them hide in the snow.. They like to eat Arctic hares.. They have a thick layer of fur and blubber to keep them warm. . LivEs. On Floating Ice?. By . Krasi. . Sarich. Icebergs. Before we find out if there is life on icebergs we . have to know a little about what icebergs are and where they are located. . A iceberg is a large piece of freshwater ice that has broken off a . By: . Fadi. . Salback. Climate and Terrain . Winter Terrain . Average winter temperatures 0 to -50 . very harsh and cold for most of the year . During winter ,the Arctic has 24 hours of darkness because during this time of year the Arctic is turned away from the sun. (high latitude). By: Kevin, Hayley, and Caroline. Northern Hemisphere. Falls between 2 biomes: . Taiga. and the . Ice Caps. Global Locations. Artic Tundra Food Web. 6-10 inches yearly (mostly snow). Summer. : sun 24/7 (3-12 degrees Celsius). By Jasmine . Brierley. Greenland’s biomes. Biomes in Greenland. A biome is a large, natural . environment that includes . fauna and . flora in it.. There are two biomes in Greenland – Polar Ice Cap and Tundra.. Ecosystem. Victoria Garcia, Sean O’Dea, and Sean McNamara. http://www.condorjourneys-adventures.com/images/arctic_northpole_bear.jpg. The needs of organisms are related to the needs of cells because…. Arctic and Alpine . By Ryanne Mora. What is Tundra?. Comes from the Finnish word meaning . barren. or . treeless land. Extreme cold temperatures and frozen, treeless landscapes. characterize the tundra biome. David G. Anderson. University of Aberdeen. Japan Societ. y for the . Promotion of Science . Sponsored Workshop,. Aberdeen, . 3-4 . December . 2013. Arctic Domestication: . Emplacing Human-Animal Relationships in the Circumpolar North. MAYHEM. MUTANT. MAYHEM. Mission. You are tasked with creating your own genetically mutated players. . You will combine 3 animals native to its biome to create a genetically modified organism (GMO) **Get video** Paul Wolfe?. omestication -Humans . and . Animals . a. cross . the North. David G. Anderson. University of Aberdeen. Årshögtid. , Ume. å Universitet. . 18 . oktober. 2013. Arctic Domestication: . domestication classically defined as a sudden relationship of domination, which divides the world into ‘wild’ and ‘cultivated’ types. Tundra is the coldest of all the biomes.. The soil in the tundra is permanently frozen. . There are low temperatures and low rain fall.. Winds sweep across the land constantly.. There are not many varieties of plant life in the tundra,. risks and rewards. Fran Ulmer. Chair, US Arctic Research Commission. UNH Oil Spill Forum. October 2014. Rapidly changing Arctic. Less sea ice. Warmer temperatures. Thawing permafrost. Vulnerable species. Stick Reves® Travel Agency. Joey Chin, Liem Tu, Andrew Weiss, Rachel Gallagher. Period 7. Arctic Tundra. Biome Features. Flat. Ground is permanently frozen . No trees. Some permafrost melts in summer.