Predicting elephant seal routes in the meandering polar front
Studying the life of elephant seals is a bit like studying traffic during the vacations. There are many factors to consider.
Avian pox outbreak among Gentoo penguins in the Falkland Islands
The Falkland Islands Veterinary Service announced last week that there has been an outbreak of avian pox virus in one colony.
Krill availability influences pregnancies in humpback whales
In Antarctica, more female humpback whales become pregnant in years when krill are abundant than in years when krill are less abundant.
Rare meteorite found in Antarctica
An international team of researchers has discovered five meteorites in Antarctica, including one that is among the largest, weighing 7.6 kilograms.
Early relative of primate ancestor lived in Canadian Arctic
Relatives of the ancestors of today’s primates, and thus of humans, lived on the Arctic island of Ellesmere 52 million years ago.
“Food Falls” in the Weddell Sea – Feasting at the Bottom of the Ocean
For the first time, a research team specifically searched for animal carcasses and associated scavengers in the deep waters of the Weddell Sea.
Antarctica – huge iceberg broken off
A 1550 km² huge iceberg broke off from the 150 m thick Brunt Ice Shelf. The break happened on Sunday, January 22, 2023 during a flood.
Previously unknown emperor penguin colony discovered in West Antarctica
As part of the “Wildlife from Space” project, researchers discovered a previously unknown colony of emperor penguins in West Antarctica on satellite images.
The winter survival strategies of juvenile Antarctic krill.
Juvenile krill employs amazing strategies to survive the long, cold winter under the sea ice.
Study discovers more questions around mysterious Ross seal
A scientific study sought to address the diving and resting habits of the seldom-studied Ross seal and ended up finding more questions than answers.
First time estimate of microplastic in the Chukchi Sea
Microplastic concentrations are much lower than in other parts of the Arctic Ocean, but still dangerous to the marine ecosystem.
Thirteen new micro-organisms in Kerguelen
The geothermal springs of Rallier du Batty on the Kerguelen archipelago hold information on the origin of life.
Unique polar bears in southeast Greenland to be protected
Two prominent polar bear researchers are calling for the southeast Greenland polar bear population to be completely protected because of its special genetics.
“Deratization” of Amsterdam Island
Amsterdam Island will soon be free of introduced species that spread avian cholera.
Albatross and Fishing Vessels, the Attraction
By following their congeners, albatrosses are interested in the Southern Ocean fishing boats, during their life, this attraction increases, then decreases with old age.
Thailand and China deepen cooperation in Antarctica
A joint Sino-Thai laboratory was established at the Chinese Great Wall Research Station.
Beaver effects on Alaskan tundra visible from space
A study shows that beavers have been moving further and further into Alaska over the past 40 years, causing effects that can be seen from space.
Antarctic fungi show antibiotic effect
A research team from Ecuador found antibacterial activity in Antarctic soil fungi, which could be very relevant for medical research.
Bumblebees discovered on Arctic island
Scientists discovered 5 species of bumblebees during the first genetic study of insects on Kolguev Island in the Barents Sea. This was reported by Grigory Potapov.
ARICE – PONANT: Call of applications for ship time open again
Polar scientists can apply now through December 20, 2022 for ship time on “Le Commandant Charcot.”
Antarctic nematodes to reveal diesel pollution
A nematode living in Antarctic soil could help detect previously undetected fuel spills in Antarctica.
Do Adélie penguins pass the mirror test?
After various experiments, an Indian research team believes that Adélie penguins show signs of self-awareness.
Oldest DNA from northern Greenland shows elephant relatives in the region
The north of Greenland was once much greener and warmer and home not only to reindeer, but also ancient elephant relatives and other wildlife.
Bottom trawls leave scars in seabed north of Svalbard
During mapping work, researchers unexpectedly discovered many areas of destroyed seafloor from trawling.
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