In fact, they thrive. They account for some 95% of all fish in the southern ocean, the ocean that surrounds Antarctica. So, how unusual is that? To have a single family of fish dominating an entire ocean. I mean, think of…say, tropical or temperate marine environments, which have incr...
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Towering icebergs, cresting humpback whales, and more penguins than people, a Hurtigruten Antarctica cruise was truly the trip of a lifetime, says Tracey Davies
Cuverville Island was where I had my first “OMG! I’m in Antarctica” thought. All my mind’s eye had imagined stretched out before me. The main attraction was a raucous colony of gentoo penguins, 6,500 pairs strong. Their Times Square of sorts was a large ridge overlooking the water...
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The major raw material documented in the archeological sites of Olduvai Gorge (Tanzania) is a geological material with crystalline appearance, white or colorless, foliated or seemingly massive only at the outcrop scale, with a very high quartz-rich composition, and apparently of metamorphic origin,...
Azure AI Studio is in preview, as is the SDK, so you may prefer starting with a solution accelerator if you prefer to code. Hopefully this helps - let me know what tech specifically you are interested in, and I can respond
Oceans Deeply: I know the goal is to create three additional reserves by 2020 in East Antarctica, the Weddell Sea and the Antarctic Peninsula. What needs to happen between now and then to actually achieve that goal and what are the challenges?
Horses’ hooves are the result of just one toe developing to support the animals’ weight while galloping, with the other toes withering away. In humans and our ape relatives, one finger evolved into the opposing thumb, which allowed us to better grasp things. ...