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Delve into the breathtaking world of polar animals with our GPS scavenger hunts! From mighty polar bears to funny penguins - find out how these extraordinary animals survive in the coldest regions on earth. Perfect for nature lovers and adventurers of all ages.

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How long is a penguin's beak?
Short Very long Very thick Crooked
What do you call a group of penguins?
Colony School Family Team
What do seals do on the beach?
Rest Footballs Cycling Drawing
How big is a baby polar bear?
Small Very large As big as mum Bigger than daddy
What kind of feet does a penguin have?
Orange Blue Green Purple
Which animal has flippers?
Seal Polar bear Dog Cat
Which animal has a moustache?
Seal Penguin Polar bear Wal
Which animal does not have fur but feathers?
Penguin Polar bear Seal Walrus
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Which polar animal does not have ears you can see?
Seal Arctic fox Reindeer Snowy owl
Where do arctic foxes dig their burrows?
In the ground In trees On ice In rocks
Which animal is best at diving?
Penguin Reindeer Arctic fox Snowy owl
Where do polar bears sleep?
In a den in the snow In trees In the water On rocks
What shape does a walrus body have?
Round and thick Tall and thin Square Triangular
What sound do walruses make?
They roar They whistle They meow They croak
Where do seals store air?
In their lungs In their bellies In their tails In their ears
What do penguins have instead of feathers on their bellies?
Down Scales Its Nothing
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How fast can a polar bear run?
Up to 60 kilometres per hour Up to 20 kilometres per hour Up to 100 kilometres per hour Up to 40 kilometres per hour
Which legs are strongest in seals?
The hind legs The front legs All legs are equally strong They don't have strong legs
On which continent do penguins live in the wild?
Antarctica North America Europe Asia
Can penguins fly?
No, but they can swim very well Yes, but only short distances Only young penguins can fly Yes, they fly at night
What do seals use to steer underwater?
Their front legs Their tails Their hind legs Their head
How many toes does a penguin have on each leg?
3 2 4 5
What happens to a seal's fur when it gets wet?
It remains water-repellent It gets heavier Which changes colour Which gets colder
Where do emperor penguins incubate their eggs?
On their feet under a fold of skin In a nest of pebbles In a hole in the ice Under rocks
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Which sense do seals use most to hunt?
Feeling through their whiskers Hearing Face Smell
Approximately how much does a newborn polar bear cub rock?
600 grams 5 kilograms 100 g 2 kilograms
What do walruses use to hoist themselves onto the ice?
Their tusks Their hind legs Their front legs Their tails
Why are penguin feathers water repellent?
Through a special oil Due to their black colour By their shape Due to their size
Which polar animal can swim best?
Leopard seal Polar bear Walrus Arctic fox
What happens when polar bears get too hot?
They can overheat and die They change colour They lose their fur They go swimming more
What happens to young penguins when they become adults?
Their grey feathers turn black and white They remain grey They turn completely white They turn completely black
How many kilos of fish does an adult sea lion eat per day?
15-20 kg 3-5 kg 40-50 kg 1-2 kg
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Which trait helps Snowy Owls hunt in the arctic winter?
Asymmetrical ear openings for precise directional hearing Heat-sensitive eyes Magnetic navigation Echo location
Which antarctic seal is the largest?
Southern elephant seal Leopard seal Weddell seal Crab-eating seal
Which trait helps penguins swim fast?
Streamlined physique Swimming flippers between all toes Extra-large lungs Flexible backbone
What characteristic distinguishes the narwhal from other cetaceans?
A long, spiral tusk Two dorsal fins A camouflage pattern Poisonous spines
What is the main food source of the crab-eating seal?
Krill Crabs Fish Squid
What is unique about marine mammal breathing in polar regions?
They can store oxygen in muscles and blood They breathe through their skin They use gills underwater They make oxygen from seawater
What do walruses mainly use to search for food on the seabed?
Their whiskers Their tusks Their front legs Their nose
Which seabird breeds furthest south?
South Pole Hunter Emperor penguin Snow petrel Antarctic tern
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