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Which animals are found in Antarctica?
Which animals are found in Antarctica?
- Dolphins, sharks, and jellyfish
- Penguins, seals, and sea lions (correct)
- Elephants, tigers, and monkeys
- Lions, zebras, and giraffes
Which of the following is NOT typically found in Antarctica?
Which of the following is NOT typically found in Antarctica?
- Polar bears (correct)
- Penguins
- Seals
- Whales
What type of climate is present in Antarctica?
What type of climate is present in Antarctica?
- Temperate climate with mild temperatures
- Cold climate with icy conditions (correct)
- Dry climate with desert-like conditions
- Tropical climate with hot weather
Which of the following animals is commonly found in Antarctica?
Which of the following animals is commonly found in Antarctica?
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What type of environment is Antarctica known for?
What type of environment is Antarctica known for?
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Which of the following marine animals is likely to be found in the waters around Antarctica?
Which of the following marine animals is likely to be found in the waters around Antarctica?
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Study Notes
Antarctica's Ecosystem
- Antarctica is home to a limited range of animals, including penguins, seals, and krill.
Climate and Environment
- Antarctica has a polar climate, characterized by extreme cold and dryness.
- The continent is known for its harsh and inhospitable environment.
Marine Life
- The waters surrounding Antarctica are home to various marine animals, including whales, seals, and penguins.
- Krill is a common marine animal found in the waters around Antarctica.
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Test your knowledge about the wildlife and climate of Antarctica with this quiz. Explore the animals that inhabit this icy continent and learn about its unique climate conditions.
