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Researchers discovered a huge population of ice fish (notothenioids) in the Weddell Sea south of Antarctica in a report published January 13 in the journal Current Biolo…
Through the Google Earth application, users discovered the mysterious disk in the broken ice in Antarctica.
Strong winds and irregular ocean currents have created beautiful ice tentacles on the surface of the water in the middle of the Ronne Ice Shelf.
Scientists have found 77 species of anomalous creatures in the depths of Antarctica's Ekström ice shelf, which is thought to be dead land.
Scientists fear the Thwaites Glacier in Antarctica is fracturing and could shatter as easily as a car window.
Many have cited the difference between the South Pole and the North Pole to demonstrate that polar bears are unsuited to the environmental conditions of Antarctica.
Today, the Chinese giant salamander is considered the largest species of salamander in the world as well as the largest amphibian, up to 180 cm long, but in the past, in…
Geologists at the University of Texas found that the 28-centimeter egg belonged to a 7-meter-long sea monster that lived 66 million years ago in Antarctica.
Scientists have discovered that a new ecosystem is forming in Antarctica when high temperatures cause the snow to thaw, creating favorable wet conditions for microalgae…
Scientists say most of the western part of Antarctica and large areas of East Antarctica were once rain forests.
Purple is definitely not the usual color of a lake. Yet a pond in Antarctica suddenly changed to this color, but science is still debating the cause.
British scientist Michael Brian revealed his research team would store enough food to live each year on the frozen continent if the Covid-19 epidemic escalated.
Sif Island with a layer of brown volcanic granite and traces of creatures appear due to melting ice in Antarctica.
Warming weather stimulates a red-colored algae to thrive and change the color of the snow and ice.
The 4,500m2 Comandante Ferraz Scientific Research Station on January 14 was officially put into operation on the island of King George.