Scientists Discover That This Sponge Living In Antarctica Is Over 11,000 Years Old
I can’t imagine living 11,000 years.
I can’t imagine living 11,000 years.
Who knew Antarctica had so many volcanoes?
Let’s hope that the emergence of this research is the wake up call that our planet needs.
Who knows what other plants will find a way to thrive in Antarctica?
The next key? We have to listen to what the ice shelves are telling us.
We all need to do our part to protect the smallest species among us.
It’s not as boring as it looks.
A little bit of history right in your home!
It probably stopped around 34 million years ago.
The study authors say this is down to the Ekman transport, where water moves at right angles to the direction of the wind.
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