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On this #InternationalDayOfTheSeal (March 22nd), meet the six seal species that live in the ocean surrounding Antarctica. Weddell Seals use their teeth to scrape breathing holes in the sea ice where they live so they can forage and breed. https://t.co/zbxFzjcxDV @PewEnvironment
Like all babies, this Weddell #Seal pup has unfused skull bones at birth, and unerupted teeth! All while entering a harsh world of ice and freezing temperatures ❄🌨 #Phd #Antarctica
📸: Samuel Blanc
A final sunset over the Weddell Sea before we leave the ice 📸 Colin De La Harpe #WeddellSeaExpedition2019 #agulhasII
This 1862 map shows the very beginnings of Antarctic exploration. That point James Weddell reached in 1823 was the farthest south a ship had ever been. 88 years later - #otd - Amundsen became the first person to reach the South Pole.
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#AdventWorldMap day 14
Scientists need your help looking at satellite images of adorable #WeddellSeals! https://t.co/RXKCg1TCXV #Antarctica
I'm just a Weddell seal trying to keep open it's air hole in the arctic ice.