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Difference between the equator region and Polar region?

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Answered by harshiiiiii1
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equator is the middle part and polar is the pokes of earth
Answered by Brenquoler
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Equator Region:

  • In this region,sun rays fall vertically. So the temperatures are very high.
  • The forest in the equatorial region are called Equatorial Rainforest.
  • In this region density of population is high,
  • Though the temperatures are high, rainfall occurs frequently
  • The region has a variety of arboreal fauna, like lizards, monkeys, bats, birds, squirrels, poisonous snakes, Insects etc.
  • This region lies between 0 to 10° N and S latitude.
  • Economic activities ike agriculture, cattle rearing, commerce, industries are found on a large scale.

Polar Region:

  • In this region, the sun rays are always inclined. So the temperatures are very low and the region has cold weather.
  • Due to the permafrost condition no trees are grown except creepers lichens, grass, shrubs etc., that too only in summer.
  • Being a cold cap region, snow occur frequently.
  • Due to the unbearable physical and climatic conditions, very limited number of people called Eskimos live in scattered settlements.
  • The cold deserts are extended in this region.
  • In this region very limited wild life is seen. eg. Caribou, seals, walrus polar bears etc. .
  • This region lies between 661 to 90° North Pole.

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