Antarctica
This Crazy Anemone Hangs Upside Down From the Antarctic Ice Shelf
<i>Edwardsiella andrillae</i> pop their tentacles out to feed
Seals Are Scientists' Little Helpers for Collecting Ocean Data
For the past 10 years, hundreds of seals equipped with special headgear have collected crucial data on ocean temperature and salinity for scientists
Emperor Penguins Have Some Tricks to Help Cope with Climate Change
Some penguin colonies live off the ice
A Century-Old Roll of Undeveloped Film Was Just Found in Antarctica
A century-old set of negatives was found in an Antarctic supply hut
The Top Five Ocean Stories of 2013
This year we've seen amazing footage of marine creatures, discovered how plastic works its way into the food chain, employed 3D printing to build new reefs
You Think It’s Cold Out? NASA Just Found the New Coldest Place on Earth
At -135.8 Fahrenheit, you definitely don't want to go here
Shackleton Probably Never Took Out an Ad Seeking Men for a Hazardous Journey
The famous tale of how Ernest Shackleton put together his Antarctic expedition is probably a myth
Reliving Shackleton's Epic Endurance Expedition
Tim Jarvis's Plan to Cross the Antarctic in an Exact Replica of the James Caird
Day 3: A Day at the South Pole
Flying over the paths trod by explorers before him, Secretary Clough arrives at the South Pole eager to meet the Smithsonian scientists working there
Day 2: Arriving at the Spectacular Antarctic
Secretary Clough lands on a barren continent intertwined with Smithsonian history, prepared to discover the research being done
Vostok: Looking for Life Beneath an Antarctic Glacier
In what may be the world's largest lake ever seen by a human eye, the search begins
The Long, Cold Journey of Ice Station SHEBA
Climate scientists go with the floe
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