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That’s a big reputation for a small shrimp-like crustacean to live up to. But they are indeed giants in their ecological significance.
Serving as the primary food source for innumerable marine species, including whales, seals, penguins – especially Adelie and Chinstrap penguins – and fish, they are key in the Antarctic food chain.
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I’m beginning to think I really should have tried harder in Geography at school! Why? Well, when a colleague mentioned the Sargasso Sea, I had absolutely no idea where it was or why I should be so interested in it. Let me tell you, since last week that has certainly changed. Whilst not claiming to have got anything close to being an authority on its importance, a chance invitation to an expert meeting, had me rubbing shoulders with some pretty key people that definitely are! Here’s what I learnt…
Read morePolomints = underwater tsunami research for @BAS_News
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AND it's the coolest of photos! #glacier #caving #Antarctic #Antarctica
Good one to attend if you are in to #Shackleton
Look at all the animals in #Antarctica. 31 species that need your protection. @LewisPughFDN From the Poles to your plate penguin-approved sustainability tips & stories to be found here
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