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What life defines the northern polar tundra?

by wobblerocket ·
Massive winter storms crop up periodically in this region, creating miserable temperatures and punishing winds. What most don’t understand is that many of these storms are actually the result of a roc-sized owl, that, though invisible to the eye, sweeps across the snow, snatching up any moving prey in its path.
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The aurora here has its own precipitation. Motes of light fall from the sky on nights with clear aurora, melting away on contact with any solid object or creature.
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Lemmings of this region are known to take a plunge off high cliffs, but do not fear for them. They actually have an underwater habitat they live in for much of the coldest winter months.
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Legends speak of the Vulfmoose, a carnivorous moose that stands 12 feet at the shoulder and has a fell mouth of canine teeth.
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A deep glacial rim surrounds this tundra, with the frozen spirits of the dead howling from within the ice.
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The waters here are dark and ancient; creatures that drink from them are said to gain second sight.
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