Arctic Cat

In the Arctic Ice Sheets polar bear roams the wilderness. There may be other bears in the arctic, but the polar bear is the largest land carnivore in the wilderness. The polar bear may look like any other bear, but they are different. Now since the ice caps are melting the polar bear are in great threat of going extinct. The taxonomic group that the polar bear falls under is the Ursidae Group( Tanya Dewey and Phil Myers). Bears inhabit the world all except Australia and Antarctica. Although

1) I believe that there are many ways that the author has chosen to set-up a man and animal as competitors in the story “On The Roof Of The World” by Sir Charles G. D. Roberts. One of the reasons that the author has set up a man and an animal as competitors is that unlike normal circumstances where mankind is on top of the food chain, higher that every other living thing known. In this short story, the man and the polar bear are on approximately the same level of the food chain. As the bear is

Introduction Ever wonder what animal can identify if salmon is male or female by taste? What bear is white but not albino? It’s the rare Kermode bear from the precious Great Bear rainforest located in British Columbia. With only 400-600 left, read on to learn why it is endangered and how we can help save this significant bear from extinction. Where In The World Does Your Species Live? Kermode Bears live in the heart of the Great Bear Rainforest. This rainforest is located in Central and Northern

All of the groups that I studied are from all over Canada. All of the tribes are from mostly Northern Canada.I have been studying how the Inuit, Haida, and the Sioux are alike and how they are different. The Inuit, Haida, and Sioux are alike in many ways here’s why. The Inuit, Haida, and the Sioux all live in Canada. The Inuit lives in most parts of Northern Canada. The Haida live in most parts of British Columbia. The Sioux live in most parts of Northern Manitoba. The Inuit, Haida, and the

THE IDITAROD The Iditarod is a 1,000 mile race. It is really dangerous with jagged mountains,and thin ice.The Iditarod is using a significant event because it save’s the sled dog culture.The Iditarod also is significant event.The Iditarod also is significant event. First,The Iditarod is using a significant event because it save’s the sled dog culture. Instead of having a snowmobile race they use alaskan huskies. The iditarod is very dangerous race though. It still saves the alaskan husky culture

adaptation? An adaptation is Snowy owls can fly and adapt in that cold weather that is why they are called the snowy owl right? I think so they wouldn't be called the rainy owl, or the hot owl they are called the snowy owl so obviously they live in the arctic where it is cold. Snowy owls have a lot of cool adaptations to this weather and it is time to find them out. Unlike many other owls Snowy owls are not nocturnal, and can be seen hunting any time of the day or night. Consider yourself lucky if you

parts of the continent. The different environments forces hunters to use different tactics to succeed in getting an animal. This could be negative 40 degrees in Northern Canada, or 95 degrees in South Florida. In Northern Canada up around and in the Arctic Circle, there are large sometimes unseen animals. These animals may go their whole lives without seeing a human. These are some of the hardest hunts in the world. They are also some of the hardest to book. If you were to try to book a hunt in January

The wolverine (Gulo Gulo) is the largest species in the weasel family, however they only weight an average of 25 kg (website). Wolverines range across the majority of northern and western Canada, found in both tundra, taiga and forested area. The presence of topographical features such as bodies of water and mountain ranges seem to have no affect on the home-range of wolverines; the only significant factor negatively affecting wolverine habitation being human settlement (Strobeck). Wolverines have

Because of Climate Change - Clapway Recently, Kerstin Langenberger, a photographer at Arctic Dreams, shared one of her portraits of a severely thin bear on social media. The image, taken in the region of Svalbard in the Arctic Ocean,

What animals do to survive in their ` environment Clunk, clunk, clunk, goes the beaver, as it makes its home using twigs and branches, for its survival. Just like the beaver many animals use the place they live for their survival. For example the bald eagle uses advantage of the trees and builds massive nest there These facts are clearly shown in source #1 when the author writes when penguins “cuddle up together as close