3. The Arctic tundra is a cold place with no trees and very little rainfall. The ground is frozen all year round. It is located near the north pole in the Arctic Circle.

4. The animals we chose are, the Arctic fox, polar bear and Arctic wolf. The Arctic fox burrows itself in the side of a cliff for protection. Polar bears can smell food 20 miles away. The Arctic wolf eats his entire prey bones and all!

5. The plants we found are: Labrador tea leaves which has a hairy stem to keep It warm. The diamond leaf willow has green leaves and small round twigs and grows close to the ground to keep warm. The bearberry is a plant that grows red berries and has green leaves. Owls love to eat the bearberry.

6. The interaction we found if the Arctic fox is hungry, he will follow the polar bear and eat his leftovers. Facts: summers in the Arctic last only 2 months. It is daylight 24 hours a day.