What kind of animals are best suited to life at the north pole? pick one

Biology

2 answers:

4vir4ik [10]3 years ago

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Answer:

animals- that have thick layer of blubber or fur

Explanation:

The characteristics of polar animals are adapted to allow survival in freezing and sparse vegetation ecosystems. The northern and southern polar animals are different. However, in both cases, animals have tried to adapt to the inhospitable and truly extreme circumstances of their surroundings.

To this end, polar animals have developed strategies that allow them to conserve heat. In addition, they are large-blooded warm-blooded animals with thick layers of fat or fur that allow their bodies to warm up.

Helen [10]3 years ago

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Animals- that have thick layer of blubber or fur

is the correct answer......

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