The Arctic landscape is characterized by two distinct features: TUNDRA and ICE. TUNDRA is a type of biome characterized by low-growing vegetation, permafrost, and long, cold winters. It covers much of the Arctic region and is home to many species of animals. ICE is also a major feature of the Arctic landscape, covering large areas of the Arctic Ocean and its surrounding landmasses. Icebergs, glaciers, and sea ICE are all part of the Arctic's icy landscape.