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Arctic!
Introduction
The
Arctic
is
a
very
cold
region.
It
is
a
part
of
the
Arctic
Tundra.
The
Arctic
Tundra
is
in
the
northern
part
of
the
Northern
Hemisphere
where
it
is
usually
snowing
during
winter
and
sometimes
all
year
round.
In
Winter,
the
Arctic
temperature
can
be
below
-50C(-58F)
and
in
summer
it
can
be
around
-10C
to
10C(14F
to
50F).
The
North
Pole
is
another
name
for
the
Arctic.
At
night,
the
Arctic
has
a
very
beautiful
light
in
the
sky.
It
is
called
the
Arctic
Light
(Northern
lights).
The
Arctic
is
an
essential
place
to
this
planet
so
we
should
protect
it
at
all
costs.
!
!
lIVIng tHIngS
Despite
the
Frigid
Cold
Climate,
there
are
lots
of
living
things
in
the
Arctic.
The
apex
predator
(apex
means
top)
is
the
Polar
Bear,
nothing
can
defeat
it
except
for
humans
and
other
Polar
Bears.
There
are
some
birds
that
live
in
the
Arctic
too.
Atlantic
PufPins
and
Arctic
Terns
are
two
types
of
them.
!
!
!
!
Polar
Bears
eat
beluga
whales
and
seals.
Their
leftovers
are
Pinished
by
the
Arctic
Fox.
The
Arctic
Tern
and
the
Atlantic
PufPin
eats
small
Pish
and
crustaceans
in
the
ocean.
Threats of the
Arctic
There
are
many
threats
to
the
Arctic.
Global
Warming
is
the
main
problem.
Since
the
Ice
is
melting,
most
Arctic
animals
will lose their
!
habitat, and might not adapt to the warmness of other biomes!
One way is to stop emitting too much CO2. Try to turn off your
your electric appliances when not using them. That way you
will be able to both save energy and have a cheaper electric
bill.!
Poaching of
giant sea
because it
main feast of a
we kill whales
be endangered. !