Moose

• The moose live in north of United States and Russia. 
• The horns of the males have a fork. They lose horns in spring. 
• The moose eat leaves of some trees and aquatic plants. 
• They have a fine ear and a weak view.

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Reindeer

• The reindeer live in forest in the north hemisphere.
• They are horns but in the male are more big.
• They eat leaves and a little animals.
• They are ruminans as a cow

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Penguin

• The penguins are a birds that can’t fly. 
• They live in sud pole in the cold regions. 
• The penguins eat fish and squid. 
• They body are black and withe, and they have waterproof pens. 
• The penguins spend most of their time in cold water.

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Walrus

• The walrus is a large marine mammal. 
• The walrus is easily recognized by its prominent tusks, whiskers and grat bulk. 
• The body warlus is similar at seal but this is more fat. 
• The warlus not ears. 
• Move slowly to the ground.

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Seal

• The seal live in more sites of the world, but in especial live in the north polar regions. 
• Is bodies adapted to swimming. 
• The forelegs are short and flat. 
• Are better able to swim that displacement in the ground. 
• The seal eating penguins. 
• The seal not ears. 

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Narwhal

• Narwals also called the unicorns of the ocean. 
• The narwhal are long body, straight and one tusk very long. 
• The Narwhals “tusk” is actually an overgrown tooth that grows out of a hole in the upper lip. 
• The narwhal is a familiar of whale. 
• Lives in the North pole. 
• Only eskimos have a licence for hunt the narwhals.

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Kill whale

• The kill whale are a family of delphines. 
• They live in family. 
• The killer whale are a carnivore.They eat fish, turtle and seals. In special ocation eat whales. 
• They body are black and with.

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Polar bear

• The polar bear live in the North Polar. Is a carnivore bear . 
• They body adapted for cold temperatures, for moving across snow, ice, and open water.
• They eat seals. 
• The polar bear spends many months of the year at sea.

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Polar region

Description:

• The Polar Region is a site that found in North and Sud of Earth.  
• The waters are almost permanently covered ice and iceberg. 
• Its a site uninhabitable. 
• The sun in the Polar Region is continuously above the horizon in summer and continuously below the horizon in winter. 
• The North Pole is most warmer than the South Pole because its located at sea level. In this sites is very cold. Winter temperatures at the Polar Region are -43ºC. Summer temperatures around -10º. 
• The ice has decreased in recent years for the global warming.

Animals: (Click on the photos to start learning)

                      Seal

              Walrus              

           Narwhal

         Killer whale            
 

       
        Polar bear

                       Moose                 

            Penguin

           Reindeer              

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