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Animals That Live In Antarctica
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Animals That Live in Antarctica
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Only animals that can adapt to extremely cold temperatures can survive on the continent of Antarctica. These include seals, penguins, and various types of algae.
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Adélie and emperor penguins; crabeater, Weddell, and Ross seals; and blue and snow petrels live only in Antarctica. Thanks to Ari Friedlaender and Chris Ribbic for their help on this one.
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Some of them stay...but many of them head north. In our area they go to more northerly islands around the Antarctic peninsula or live on/around the peninsula itself.
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There are all kinds of animals that live in antarctica like whales, seals and birds, penguins and seals, fish and insects. Some animals live in the Antarctic between June and August which are the coldest months.
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No animals actually live in Antarctica as the Antarctic itself is a desert, and no animals can survive in the Antarctic desert. There are four species of penguins which live at Antarctica: Adelie, Emperor, Chinstrap and Gentoo penguins. The...
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Penguins and more penguins! Another answer fishes, squid, octopus, sea birds (including penguins), and the large marine mammals (whales, porpoises, and seals).
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it is home to penguins, cormorant, Weddell seal, fur seals,elephant seal,arctic turn,albatross, arctic wolves to name a few
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Penguines are the only land animal living there, though there are many fish living under the ice.
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