Arctic Tundra
This Arctic mammal shows one of the strongest documented examples of countercurrent heat exchange in the nasal passages, minimizing respiratory heat loss at −40°C
Arctic fox
Moose, bear, whales
This reality TV show follows crab fishermen in the Bering Sea.
Deadliest Catch
This small shark leaves little circular shaped bites in its prey, which consists of whales, tuna, and even submarines!
Cookie Cutter Shark
Based on documented harvest totals, this is the most harvested game mammal in the United States.
The white-tailed deer (Odocoileus virginianus), with roughly 6–7 million harvested annually.
This tundra rodent exhibits cyclic population crashes linked not only to predation but also to plant secondary metabolite accumulation
Lemming
Clams, snails, octopuses
Mollusca
This animated show features a sarcastic talking Arctic fox named Swiper.
Dora the Explorer
This process drives nutrient-rich deep water to the surface, fueling high productivity zones
Upwelling
March 8 is International Women’s Day. Praised by Charles Darwin and written anonymously “by a lady,” Rural Hours was published in 1850. The author was the first recognized female nature writer. This was her name.
Susan Fenimore Cooper
This predator-prey system is the canonical Arctic example used to test non-linear population oscillation models (beyond classic lynx-hare systems)
Lemming-snowy owl system
Sea stars, sea urchins, sea cucumbers
Echinodermata
This HBO series includes massive “dire wolves,” a real extinct species Canis (Aenocyon) dirus.
Game of Thrones
This cryophilic species produces antifreeze proteins that inhibit ice crystal growth rather than simply lowering freezing point
Arctic cod
A Clover Trap (actually named after a person named Clover, not the plant) is used to capture this kind of animal.
Ungulates
This insect survives freezing solid by producing glycerol as a cryoprotectant
Arctic woolly bear caterpillar
Jellyfish, anemones, corals
Cnidaria
This horror-prequel set in Antarctica involves a parasitic organism mimicking sled dogs and humans.
The Thing
This process does not kill coral immediately but removes its symbiotic algae
Coral bleaching
John Oliver wondered about this bird (provide common or scientific name), thinking “…how a flamingo could have gotten its stupid bird face stuck into a panini press?”
Roseate spoonbill (Platalea ajaja)
This Arctic seabird times breeding to peak zooplankton availability, making it highly sensitive to phenological mismatch driven by climate change?
Little auk
Breadcrumb Sponge, Loggerhead Sponge, Sulphur Sponge
Porifera
This Baha Men song asks about a domestic species that is often referred to as "man's best friend".
Who Let the Dogs Out?
This shark is the only known fish with full-body endothermy, not just regional heat retention.
Opah
Bird call imitations are part of this symphony by Ludwig von Beethoven.
Symphony No. 6 (in F major, Opus 68; also known as the Pastoral Symphony)