Far to the north, at the very top of the world, lies the Arctic. Ice and snow as far as the eye can see. Between the ice floes the ocean is dark and cold. There is a teeming diversity and wildlife in the Arctic Ocean. An ecosystem where everything is connected. A greater awareness of the climate and environment in recent years has opened the eyes to how important and rich life is in the north. Under the Arctic Ice combines facts with visually strong and colorful illustrations, where the theme is precisely the importance of preserving this fauna and flora. Includes: algae - plankton - copepods - amphipods - krill - shrimp - small finned fish - northern cod - seabed creatures (anemones, corals, sea urchins, shellfish) - mammals: polar bear, seal, beluga whale, narwhal - analysis of freshwater and saltwater ice Line Renslebraten (b. 1980) lives in Heggedal, Norway, with her husband and two children. She is passionate about nature and the environment and loves to communicate to children and young people. Line has written and illustrated many books for children.