Tag
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.
Read more
And can you guess who Antarctica’s most beloved citizens are?
Do you know how difficult it is to get a good photograph of any part of a whale? Well you have to be lucky enough to see them in the first place of course and then have the camera ready just at that exact time they breach to capture that tail or fin. What I didn’t know before our Antarctica trip is that these whale photographs – photos to follow in this blog – capturing precious memories for each of the passengers, could make a much wider contribution….
Read moreSmall steps, big impact. A greener Christmas made easy. Sponsor a penguin, make a gift, choose sustainable wrapping, get lots of ideas and read stories that matter: https://bit.ly/3ZOq7Ox #sustainability #sustainableChristmas #SGHT #recycle #climateactionnow
Should this #bumblebee be out and about on 19th December? He loves my Christmas rose/hellebore - kept coming back for more. #NATUREFIRST
;
