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Antarctica

Welcome to the Coldest Place on Earth

Antarctica is known as "The coldest place on Earth" for a good reason. With temperatures dipping below -30 degrees Fahrenheit, frigid icebergs, and deep snow drifts, few animals can live here. Explore Antarctica below!

Snow and Ice

Snow is frozen water that falls from clouds in the form of ice crystals, creating a beautiful white blanket on the ground. It forms when the air temperature is low enough for water vapor to freeze into tiny ice particles. Snow is crucial for the environment, providing water for plants and animals when it melts in the spring and playing a vital role in Antarctica, where it helps form ice sheets that regulate the Earth's climate and sea levels.

Animals of Antarctica

Learn about the few animals that make their homes in this frozen place, both above and below the ice! Click the button to star

Modern Exploration

In the modern age, we still explore the Antarctic, except now we use advanced ships and nuclear submarines. Pictured behind this text is an image of an Antarctic year-round base.

Under the Ice

Much of Antarctica's wildlife lives beneath the ice. Find out about this hidden world below!

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