What is the polar region like? ◆ Antarctica, the coldest continent on Earth ◆ The Arctic, a vast frozen ocean Unique natural phenomena found in the polar regions Animals of Antarctica Blue-eyed Shag, Magellanic Oystercatcher, Southern Black-backed Gull, Antarctic Tern, Giant Petrel, Pintado Petrel, Skua, Emperor Penguin, Macaroni Penguin, Gentoo Penguin, Adelie Penguin, Chinstrap Penguin, Antarctic Fur Seal, Weddell Seal, Elephant Seal, Leopard Seal, Crabeater Seal, Humpback Whale, Krill, Antarctic Toothfish, Limpet, Jellyfish, Starfish, Sea Urchin Curious? Let's Find Out More! Animals of the Arctic Red Knot, Ivory Gull, Arctic Tern, Barnacle Goose, Bearded Seal, Harp Seal, Walrus, Orca, Polar Bear, Arctic Fox, Reindeer, Eskimo Dog Curious? Let's Find Out More! Figure Guide & Index The northernmost point of Earth is called the Arctic, and the southernmost point is called Antarctica. Together, these two regions are known as the "polar regions." Despite the harsh, freezing cold that covers this rugged land in ice all year round, many animals call it home. From the big, white polar bear and the waddling penguin to the reindeer with its long antlers, a wonderful variety of warm-blooded animals thrive here. This book offers detailed information and vivid photographs of 36 species of polar animals. Plus, with 12 included animal figures, children can play while building curiosity about these animals and experience their forms in three dimensions, beyond just photos. Join Polar Animal Encyclopedia on a journey to the mysterious icy worlds of the Arctic and Antarctic!