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  • Antarctica Help wanted at Antarctica base to manage gift shop and count penguins David Pescovitz
  • animals Incredibly cute video of two antarctic penguins curious about a wildlife camera David Pescovitz
  • mistakes What the weather's like in Antarctica Rob Beschizza
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  • oceans There are now five oceans on Earth, proclaims National Geographic David Pescovitz
  • Antarctica World's largest iceberg splits off Antarctica Kevin Reome
  • bears How the etymology of "Arctic" complicates the cryptic etymology of "bear" Thom Dunn
  • Antarctica Lessons on enduring a lonely winter from Antarctic voyagers Miss Cellania
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  • Food Antarctica's head chef plans almost 1 million meals in advance Andrea James
  • Antarctica What it's like to live in Antarctica's Union Glacier Camp Mark Frauenfelder
  • Science Glass algae and other oddities of Antarctica's microworld David Pescovitz
  • dinosaurs Largest known soft-shell reptile egg discovered in Antarctica Thom Dunn
  • climate change Greenland and Antarctica melting 6x faster than in 1990s: NASA Xeni Jardin
  • Environment Antarctica reaches 20º C (68º F), highest recorded temp ever on icy continent Xeni Jardin
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  • biology Interactive online tour of Antarctica's microworld from science hacker Ariel Waldman David Pescovitz
  • climate change This penguin escaping from a cracking glacier is an edge-of-your-seat thriller Thom Dunn
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