Aurora Borealis
What are blue, green, pink, and purple?
Building these structures to keep warm, the Inuit have been living in Alaska for centuries.
What are igloos?
The capital city of Oslo is home to a museum dedicated to these people who have a football team named after them.
Who are the Vikings?
Eric the Red dubbed this country Iceland to trick people into staying away from and instead heading to this even more frozen, but massive island.
What is Greenland?
It doesn't get much precipitation down here so technically even though it's frozen, Antarctica is one of these dry places.
What is a desert?
Though they can happen at any time, the sun rays block the colors making this time the best to view the lights.
Every year Katmai National Park hosts a bracket for the chonkiest version of these creatures. (Long live Chunk!)
What are grizzly bears?
You'll find about 300 of these cold weather beasts roaming Svalbard. Better take some protection!
What are polar bears?
Icelanders use the geothermal ground to bake this delicious treat in the ground.
What is lava bread?
No country has any ownership of Antarctica but these people do live there for 6 month stints doing research.
Who are scientists?
What is the sun?
A popular mode of transportation in Denali National Park isn't a car but rather this animal powered method.
What is dog sledding?
Maybe because it's constantly snowing there in the winter, but Norway is really good at getting gold medals during this quadrennial event.
What are the Winter Olympics?
It's referred to as the land of ice and fire, because of the large presence of these geographic blowholes?
What are volcanoes?
They're found in other places, but no creature is as synonymous with Antarctica as this one.
What are penguins?
The intensity of the lights is most active closest to these to magnetic points of earth.
What are the North and South Pole?
Alaskans make great use of their environment for food, relying on seafood, seals, moose, reindeer, and in the summer, foraging for these foods found on bushes. Be careful, make sure it's not poisonous!
What are berries?
This painting by Edvard Munch hangs in Oslo and features a weird dude just losing it.
What is The Scream?
There are between 8 and 10 million of these colorful seabirds in Iceland.
What are puffins?
Every year the fin variety of this creature congregates and feeds in the Antarctic waters.
What are whales?
Auroras are caused by electrons reacting with these two gases in our atmosphere.
What are oxygen and nitrogen?
What is the land of the midnight sun?
Like Geiranger, Norway is famous for these geographic features that cut into the rock from glacier melt.
What are fjords?
If you can brave the stench, try the traditional hákarl an Icelandic food of a fermented and rotten version of this predatory fish.
What is a shark?
They can be seen as far north as Patagonia and Tasmania, the Southern Lights have this Latin name.
What is aurora australis?