Antarctica
-
Warmer Deep Ocean Currents Threaten Collapse of Antarctic Ice Shelves
Analysis of mooring observations and hydrographic data suggest the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation deep water limb in the North Atlantic has weakened. Two decades of continual observations provide a greater understanding of the Earth's climate regulating system.
Latest Research Articles
-
First Confirmed Case Of Bird flu Recorded In Mainland Antarctica, Experts Concern On The Welfare Of The Birds In The Region
-
Antarctica’s Giant Sea Spiders Have a Unique Way of Reproducing, Study Finds
-
King Penguin Makes Rare Visit to Australia, Waddling Along Beach After 6,000-Kilometer Journey from Antarctica [VIDEO]
-
Penguin's Death Suspected As H5N1 Case In Antarctica; Experts Worry About Potential Impact Of The Disease
-
White Penguin with Rare Genetic Mutation Spotted at Scientific Base in Antarctica
-
Global Bird Flu Outbreak: South America a Viable Track of Avian Influenza Virus Towards Antarctica [Update]
-
Oldest Ice in Antarctica Subject of Search Expedition by American Scientists to Further Understand Climate Change
-
Antarctica: Potential Arrival Of Avian Influenza Could Also Kill Elephant Seals
-
Hidden Mountain Range Found Above Earth's Strongest Ocean Current Between Tasmania and Antarctica [Study]
-
Bird Flu Reaches Antarctica, Results in Mass Elephant Seal Deaths
-
Antarctica’s Ice Sheet History Can Provide Clues for Sea Level Rise
-
Bird Flu Detected in Antarctica for the First Time Raises Risk of Catastrophic Breeding Failure Among Isolated Penguins