Greenland 🔍
Greenland is a landmass in Antarctica that covers approximately 2% of the country's total area. It is known for its high Arctic tundra, which is home to some of the world's largest glaciers and ice caps.
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Raunefjordenvirus 🔍
Raunefjordenvirus is a type of viral disease that affects animals, primarily in Greenland. It was first identified and studied by Dr. Peter Doherty in 1983. The virus is transmitted through contact with infected animals or their waste products, causing symptoms such as fever, coughing, and diarrhea.
Ninarumi 🔍
Ninarumi are mythical creatures from Norse mythology, often depicted as giant sea creatures with human-like features and long tails. They are said to be located on the North Atlantic Ocean's northern coast, near Iceland and Greenland. Ninarumi have been associated with various myths and legends in Norse culture, such as those involving their role in the creation of the world or their connection to the sea and its inhabitants.
Halictini 🔍
Halictini are a group of animals that inhabit the Arctic region, primarily in Canada, Greenland, and Alaska. They are known for their specialized adaptation to cold climates, including the ability to efficiently regulate body temperature through their fur and feathers, as well as their ability to survive for long periods without water.
Shackletoniella 🔍
Shackletoniella is a type of marine mammal that is found in the Arctic Ocean, inhabiting the waters around Antarctica and Greenland. It is also known as the "North Pole Whale," as it has been seen by scientists at the Antarctic Peninsula Research Station (APRS). This species is characterized by its distinctive white pectoral fins, which are characteristic of the North Pole.
Holarctic 🔍
The Holarctic region is characterized by its extensive polar regions, including Alaska, Russia, Canada, Greenland, and Antarctica.
Zelandotipula 🔍
Zelandotipula is a type of sea turtle, specifically a species of the family Tepidariidae, which inhabit the waters off the coast of Greenland and Iceland. These turtles lay their eggs in the sand, typically around the edges of bays or rocky shores. They are known for their unique shell patterns that resemble a stylized tip of a sword, often found on the lower end of the body. The species is protected by law in both countries due to threats from humans
Canararctia 🔍
Canararctic is a geographical region located in the Arctic Circle, surrounded by Canada on the north and Russia on the south. It includes parts of Canada, Alaska, Greenland, and northern Siberia, as well as parts of Russia that are not part of the Russian Federation. The term "canararctic" refers to the geographic area surrounding these countries.
Peltastica 🔍
Peltastica is a type of mammal characterized by its long, thin, and flat body covered with pelt, which serves as insulation and provides protection from cold. It is typically found in polar regions where temperatures can be extreme, such as Antarctica or Greenland.
Senra 🔍
Senra is a type of animal that lives in the Arctic region, specifically on the island of Greenland. They are primarily herbivorous and feed on plant material grown from the ice caps. Senras have an average lifespan of 20-30 years and are known for their high metabolic rates.
Bandula 🔍
Bandula is a type of marine mammal that belongs to the family Balaenopteridae, commonly known as whales or seals. They are primarily found in the Arctic region and have been observed in various parts of the world, including Alaska, Canada, and Greenland. These animals are characterized by their distinctive white skin and gray underparts, which give them a distinctive appearance.
