Answer:
The answer is Antarctica.
Explanation:
Antarctica is the southernmost continent on Earth. It is located in the Southern Hemisphere's Antarctic region and it is considered the fifth-largest continent. There is almost no population in this continent with 0.00008 people per square kilometer and about 98% of this continent contains ice.
Antarctica is considered the coldest, driest, as well as windiest continent and its elevation, is the highest among all other continents. The rain has not been present for almost 2 million years and the temperature is about −89.2 °C and in some cases −94.7 °C. During the year, between 1,000 to 5,000 people are living there and they usually stay at research stations.
