What kind of animal is Greenland like? What is Greenland?

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Canada's most representative animals are koalas and beavers.

Koalas, koalas, koalas, koalas, are Australia's national treasures and Australia's peculiar and precious primitive arboreal animals. The English name koala bear** is an ancient Aboriginal word meaning "no drink". Because koalas get 90% of their water from the eucalyptus leaves they feed on and only drink water when they are sick and in drought, the locals call it "kwale", which also means "not to drink water".

Koalas are not bears, and they are quite different. The bears belong to the order Carnivora, whereas koalas belong to the order Marsupial. It sleeps 18 hours a day, has a docile temperament, and has a simple posture.

Beaver, also known as beaver, is an endangered semi-aquatic animal, Canada's national animal, and known as nature's most amazing civil engineer. Not only in Canada, but also in North America, beavers have a wide influence. In nature, beavers are fat and strong, with short, blunt heads, small eyes, small ears and short necks.

The incisors are sharp, the masseter muscles are particularly developed, and they inhabit the riverside and burrowing at the edge of the cold temperate coniferous forest and the mixed coniferous and broad-leaved forest. Feeds on trees and young leaves.

Greenland is the largest island in the world, with an area of 2,166,086 square kilometres, located in northeastern North America, between the Arctic Ocean and the Atlantic Ocean. The distance from Piri in the north to Cape Favel in the south is 2,574 kilometres and about 1,290 kilometres wide at its widest point. The coastline is more than 35,000 kilometres long.

The island is a Danish possession. The capital is Nuuk (a.k.a. Gothob).

Greenland is geographically high latitude, with its northernmost point, Cape Maurice Jessep, located at 83°39'n, while the southernmost point, Cape Favel, is located at 59°46'n, the length from north to south is about 2600 kilometers, which is equivalent to the distance from the northern tip of the European continent to central Europe. The easternmost northeast corner is located at 11°39'w, while the western end of Cape Alexandria is located at 73°08'w。The climate is bitterly cold, with an average temperature of 47 and an absolute minimum of 70 in the coldest month in the central region.

Greenland's ice-free zone covers an area of 341,700 square kilometres, but much of the north and east coasts are almost inaccessible and frigid wastelands. The inhabited area is about 150,000 square kilometres, mainly in the southern part of the west coast. The island is a vast island with a wide range of climates between regions, and Greenland, located in the Arctic Circle, has polar day and night phenomena that are unique to the polar regions.

This is the largest island in the world and is under Danish jurisdiction. Greenland can be roughly divided into three parts: the first part is located within the Arctic Circle, the second part is adjacent to Canada in North America and the American enclave of Alaska, and the third part is close to places such as Iceland in Europe.

Nuuk is the capital of Greenland and the only city and the only residential area on Greenland, the rest of which is no-man's land.

Greenland is the world's largest island, a continental island, located in the northeast of North America, between the Arctic Ocean and the Atlantic Ocean, facing Canada's Arctic islands across Baffin Bay and Davis Strait to the west, and the Danish Strait and Iceland to the east. Due to its size, Greenland is often referred to as the Greenland subcontinent. About four-fifths of the island is within the Arctic Circle.

Google Earth observed that the reader "Xiaoao Jianghu" found an interesting landmark in this mysterious land this time, there is a mysterious black line on the white snow, 3 kilometers wide and 39 kilometers long, what is this? Super military base? UFO base?

Or maybe there's a glitch in the satellite map. Let's analyze and analyze together.

Greenland is located within the Arctic Circle, where 260 people live 24 hours a day and night. The sun does not set in the sky from May and refuses to come out when it sets on July 25. In winter, the polar nights last for months, gazing at the vast night sky with a variety of pale green and light rose auroras.

Sometimes it is like a colorful spray of the sky, and sometimes it is like a fairy dancing with colorful silk in her hand, giving life to the night sky. In summer, when the sun is shining all day long, Greenland becomes an island of bright sunshine.

There are arctic foxes on Iceland.

Arctic foxes are found in the Arctic region and are active throughout the Arctic range, including: the outer edges of Russia, Canada, Alaska, Greenland and Svalbard, as well as subarctic and alpine regions such as Iceland and the Scandinavian continent.

Arctic foxes are able to migrate from the Pacific coast to the Atlantic coast in a matter of months, a journey close to that of Canada. The Arctic fox is capable of navigating hundreds of kilometers. They leave their nests in the winter and migrate up to 600 kilometers away, returning to their homes the following summer.

Contrary to what many people think, there are no polar bears in Iceland, maybe every decade or so, one or two polar bears drift down the ice from Greenland very accidentally. The arctic fox is the only native mammal in Iceland and currently lives naturally in eastern Iceland, but they were introduced to Iceland in the 18th century. The mink gradually returned to nature, and these minks that are currently in the wild are probably the descendants of those who fled the mink farms in the thirties of the last century.

Some of the animal populations that used to be in Iceland are now gone. Some of the animals brought by the Vikings, such as Icelandic horses, cows, sheep and sheepdogs, are now domesticated. Along the Icelandic coastline, there is a lot of marine life, especially killer whales, barbelen whales, and several species of seals.

For this reason, there are "whale watching tours" in Iceland all year round, and the success rate of whales that can be seen is around 98%.

Wildlife that inhabits the beaches of Iceland.