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By Jan 10, 2018
Animals

Most male Emperor penguins fast for 115 days—but a few of them may sneak snacks

Cheat day(s).

Most male Emperor penguins fast for 115 days—but a few of them may sneak snacks
By Feb 10, 2011
Science

With 30 Meters Left to Drill, Scientists Leave Subterranean Lake Vostok For The Winter, Amid Controversy

Russian team investigating the Antarctic lake isolated for 14 million years may have polluted it as they left

With 30 Meters Left to Drill, Scientists Leave Subterranean Lake Vostok For The Winter, Amid Controversy
By Mar 30, 2009
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An East Antarctic Odyssey: The Final Segment

The team returns to the land of minus-50 temperatures and hurricane-force winds

An East Antarctic Odyssey: The Final Segment
By Jan 12, 2009
Science

Crazy Fast? Or Just Plain Crazy?

Three Canadians beat the world record to the south pole

Crazy Fast? Or Just Plain Crazy?
By Dec 22, 2008
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An East Antarctic Odyssey

Picture crossing the Antarctic continent in a land vehicle—at the speed of a riding lawn mower. That’s what a team of American and Norwegian scientists are doing in a two-season...

An East Antarctic Odyssey