The Land of the Cold

After the elephant seal, the walrus is the largest marine mammal, measuring over 3m50 and with large males weighing almost 2 tonnes. It is found along the shores bordering the Arctic Ocean, in herds which can include thousands of animals, overseen by a few dominant males.

The Gentoo Penguin is a species of penguin distinguished by its black and white plumage, pink wingtips, and breeding area in Antarctica. It is known for its skill in swimming and diving in search of fish, creating a magnificent spectacle in the southern waters.

The King Penguin stands as a monarch over the icy lands of Antarctica, sporting an imposing appearance with its black, white, and yellow plumage. As a diving champion in search of krill and fish, this majestic seabird embodies grace in the icy kingdom of the Far South.

As a symbol of Antarctica, the Leaping Gentoo Penguin brightens the shores with its elegant dives. With its contrasting black and white plumage, it captivates by juggling between the icy waves, demonstrating unparalleled agility in the world of seabirds.

The Canadian Wolf reigns as a master over the vast wild expanses of the North, sporting a thick fur that blends seamlessly with the snowy landscapes. This intelligent predator, a symbol of Canadian biodiversity, plays a crucial role in balancing the boreal forest ecosystems.

The Muskox stands out with its impressive horns and thick fur. Adapted to extreme conditions, this majestic mammal contributes to preserving the delicate balance of the northern ecosystems, embodying resilience in the vast wild territories.

The raccoon is a carnivorous mammal that eats everything! Insects, worms and larvae; small aquatic animals, shellfish, fish, frogs; small mammals such as musk-rats and mice. While adding to its ordinary diet and in season: maize, berries and fruits, seeds, acorns and nuts.

This cervid of the Arctic Regions is called Reindeer in Europe and Caribou in Quebec.

A robust animal, able to survive in freezing cold, the Reindeer can weigh up to 100 kg. Thanks to its wide hooves, it can easily walk in snow or on muddy ground when thawed. It is also an excellent swimmer.