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There could be something big living deep beneath the Antarctic ice

Por: Newsweek Tech November 17, 2022

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Antarctica is one of the most extreme environments on Earth. It is also one of the most unexplored.Many of us think of the continent as a vast, white wasteland, populated by nothing more than penguins and seals. But beneath its icy surface, scientists are beginning to discover vast networks of complex life forms that have not been seen anywhere else on the planet.There are two different types of Antarctic ice: land ice and sea ice. Sea ice is... + full article



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