February 8, 2025 at 3:49 pm
Researchers In Antarctica Drill To The Bottom Of The Ice Sheet, Unlocking 1.2 Million Years Of Climate History As They Go
While our ice sheets continue to melt, this could be our last chance.
While our ice sheets continue to melt, this could be our last chance.
Kudos to the film crew for capturing such a remarkable scene
For Belgian wildlife photographer Yves Adams, it was a once-in-a-lifetime shot
Someone needs to add dialogue to this scene!
Scientist Cassandra Brooks spent two months on the Nathaniel B. Palmer, traveling through the Ross Sea in Antarctica
What would you do if you were with the film crew in Antarctica?
Half a million King Penguins, each standing 3 ft tall, pack shoulder to shoulder in mesmerizing colonies on this 100-mile-long, glacier-studded island–reached by two days of sailing east of Chile’s Cape Horn
Just wait for it…
The origin of this peculiar story dates back to 1913 and involves legendary Norwegian explorer, Roald Amundsen
This is awesome.
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