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Fish. The artic grayling, a favorite of anglers, is one of the most abundant fish species found near the North Pole. Arctic char, lake trout, rainbow trout and salmon along with northern pike, whitefish, burbot and sheefish are also commonly found in the lakes around the arctic circle.
Best Answer: The short answer is No. They do not live on Antarctica. Polar bears (Ursus maritimus) live in the Arctic tundra and taiga regions surrounding the North Pole - Alaska, Canada, Greenland, Norway and Russia. Here's a link from the San Diego Zoo which has a map showing the habitat range of the polar bear: