List of introduced species in the Arctic

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The Arctic is normally is frozen wasteland dominated by native Arctic animals, but there are now a wide variety of nonnative cold-tolerant species. Here's the list of species that were introduced to the Arctic.

Plants

• Genetically-engineered sycamore fig I

• Greater cooksonias I (note: unlike their ancestors, they have been genetically engineered to tolerate the cold, so they would flourish in the frozen wastelands of Tundra)

• BBC's cooksonia I (note: unlike their ancestors, they have been genetically engineered to tolerate the cold, so they would flourish in the frozen wastelands of Tundra)

Mammals

• Woolly mammoth (reintroduced)

• Woolly rhinoceros (reintroduced)

• Elasmotherium (reintroduced)

• High Arctic camel (reintroduced)

• Megaloceros (reintroduced)

• Lesser cave bear (reintroduced)

• Grizzly herbivore I

• Cave hyena (reintroduced)

• Marthanus (reintroduced)

• Domestic dylanus I

• Snow leopard I

• Leopard seal I

• Weddell seal I

• Southern elephant seal I

• Eurasian gray wolf I

• Northern Rocky Mountain wolf I

• Japanese macaque I

• Polar Hedgehog (reintroduced)

• Shagrat I from the Future Is Wild documentary to real life Arctic

• Snowstalker I from the Future Is Wild documentary to real life Arctic

Non-mammal synapsids

• Fatty-Backed Dimetrodon (aka Humpback Dimetrodon) I

• Sea dicynodont I

• Seal-like synapsid I

Birds

• Great auk (reintroduced)

• Emperor penguin I

• King penguin I

• Gentoo penguin I

• Chinstrap penguin I

• Adélie penguin I

• Rockhopper penguin I

• All known moa species I (note: unlike their ancestors, they now tolerate extreme cold temperatures and predators, so they now flourish well in the Arctic)

• Gannetwhale I from the Future is Wild documentary to real life Arctic

Reptiles

• Genetically-engineered monitor lizard I

• Genetically-engineered tegu lizard I

• Genetically-engineered alligator I

• Domestic Wounder I

• Domestic Microraptor I

• Echinodon

Amphibians

• Genetically-engineered leopard frog I

• Genetically-engineered Pacific tree frog I

• Genetically-engineered marsh frog

Fish

• Brook trout I

• Tuna I

• Ocellated icefish I

Invertebrates

• Jumping spiders I

• Noble false widow spider I (note: unlike their ancestors, the noble false widow spiders in the Arctic were genetically engineered to tolerate the cold and have no venomous bites so they are now completely harmless)

• Antarctican spider I

• Beetles I

Others

• Minion (aka Spongepeople) I from two Universal Pictures animated films, Despicable Me and Minions, to real life Arctic (Note: They are also known as Spongepeople due to their striking resemblance to a fictional character, SpongeBob SquarePants.)

• Monsterman I from two Disney/Pixar movies, Monsters Inc. and Monsters University, to real life Arctic (Note: They are no longer interested in scaring other sapient beings (including humans) and now live in peace with almost all sapient beings, except vampires)

• Living Lego Minifigure I from The Lego Movie franchise to real life Arctic

• Pac-Man ghost I from an arcade game developed by Namco and first released in Japan in May 1980, Pac-Man, to real life North Pole. (Note: These ghosts can no longer pester, annoy and harass Pac-People, nor they would peser, annoy and harass any other sapient beings, especially dylanuses, but the vampires were the only exception.

• Pac-person I from an arcade game developed by Namco and first released in Japan in May 1980, Pac-Man, to real life North Pole.

• Q*bert I from an arcade game developed and published by Gottlieb in 1982, Q*bert, to real life North Pole.