jäätikköaavikkoa
Jäätikköaavikkoa, which translates from Finnish to "ice desert" or "glacial desert," refers to regions on Earth that are covered by ice sheets or glaciers and receive very little precipitation. These areas, primarily found in Antarctica and Greenland, are characterized by extreme cold, dry conditions, and vast expanses of ice. Despite being covered in ice, they are classified as deserts due to their aridity.
The definition of a desert typically relies on low annual precipitation, usually less than 250 millimeters
These environments are among the harshest on the planet, with extremely low temperatures, high winds, and intense