1. Arctic Habitat Animals live different to us they can survive the cold Animals are adapted to handle cold winters and to breed and raise young quickly in the very short and cool summers.

2. The animals in Antarctica are dependent on the sea for feeding or are migratory and leave the continent when the winter arrives.

3. Polar Bear Polar Bear Polar bears live in the cold snow they are the largest land carnivores. The polar bear keeps warm because they have a layer of fur and underneath a layer of fat then a layer of skin. Polar bears live in the cold snow they are the largest land carnivores. The polar bear keeps warm because they have a layer of fur and underneath a layer of fat then a layer of skin. Life span is about 30 years Life span is about 30 years

4. Arctic Wolf Arctic Wolf Arctic wolves have a lot of fur and fat in there bodies to help them survive the cold in winter. Arctic wolves have a lot of fur and fat in there bodies to help them survive the cold in winter. Diet: Arctic Hares, Caribou and Lemmings. Number of young usually 4 to5. Diet: Arctic Hares, Caribou and Lemmings. Number of young usually 4 to5.

5. Lynx Lynx Lifespan 20 Years. food deer, goats and some birds. Lifespan 20 Years. food deer, goats and some birds. They can have 2 to 4 babies. They can have 2 to 4 babies.

6. Harp seal Harp seal Babies 1 Babies 1 Life span 30 years Life span 30 years Food fish young eat crabs Food fish young eat crabs

7. Siberian tiger Siberian tiger Food Elk deer wild boar bear and lynx Food Elk deer wild boar bear and lynx Life span 25 years Life span 25 years Babies 3 to 4 Babies 3 to 4