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ICEBERGS AND SEA ICE NEAR CRYSTAL SOUND AND THE BISOCE ISLANDS ON THEY WAY TO WARDS THE POLAR CIRCLE, ANTARCTICA.

Icebergs and sea ice near Crystal Sound and the Bisoce islands on they way to wards the Polar Circle, Antarctica. | usage worldwide (KEYSTONE/DPA/Ashley Cooper)

THE LEMAIRE CHANNEL WILHELM ARCHIPELAGO, ANTARCTIC PENINSULAR AT DUSK.

The Lemaire Channel Wilhelm Archipelago, Antarctic Peninsular at dusk. | usage worldwide (KEYSTONE/DPA/Ashley Cooper)

A RECEDING GLACIER AT NEKO HARBOUR IN ANDVORD BAY, ANTARCTIC PENINSULAR.

A receding glacier at Neko Harbour in Andvord Bay, Antarctic Peninsular. | usage worldwide (KEYSTONE/DPA/Ashley Cooper)

A RECEDING GLACIER AT NEKO HARBOUR IN ANDVORD BAY, ANTARCTIC PENINSULAR.

A receding glacier at Neko Harbour in Andvord Bay, Antarctic Peninsular. | usage worldwide (KEYSTONE/DPA/Ashley Cooper)

ANTARCTICA GLACIAL MELTING

In this Jan. 22, 2015 photo, a zodiac carrying a team of international scientists heads to Chile's station Bernardo O'Higgins, Antarctica. Water is eating away at the Antarctic ice, melting it where it hits the oceans. As the ice sheets slowly thaw, water pours into the sea, 130 billion tons of ice (118 billion metric tons) per year for the past decade, according to NASA satellite calculations. (AP Photo/Natacha Pisarenko)

LARSEN C ICE SHELF RIFT, ANTARCTICA, AERIAL PHOTOGRAPH

Larsen C Ice Shelf rift, aerial photograph. The rift in Larsen C formed in mid-2016 and expanded until in July 2017 it lead to the breaking off of a large iceberg (known as A-68). The iceberg had an area of around 6,000 square kilometres, more than 10 percent of the area of the ice shelf. The Larsen Ice Shelf extends along the east coast of the Antarctic Peninsula, in the Weddell Sea. (KEYSTONE/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY/BRITISH ANTARCTIC SURVEY/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY)

SCHELFEISKANTE MIT GLETSCHERSPALTEN, ICE SHELF EDGE WITH CRAVASSES

Schelfeiskante mit Gletscherspalten, Antarktis, Adelaide Island | Ice shelf edge with cravasses, Antarctica, Adelaide Island (KEYSTONE/PICTURE ALLIANCE/Blickwinkel/A. Rose)

ANTARKTIS ADELIEPINGUINE

Antarctica, a group of Adelie penguins on iceberg off Devil Island at usnset. They are the most common type of penguin in Antarctica (approx. 20 million animals), Southern Ocean, South Pole, 2008 (KEYSTONE/LAIF/Andre Schumacher/laif) Antarktis, eine Gruppe von Adeliepinguinen im Abendrot auf einem Eisberg vor Devil Island. Sie sind die am haeufigsten in der Antarktis anzutreffenden Pinguine (Bestand ca. 20 Millionen Tiere), Suedpolarmeer, Suedpol, 2008, QF; (Bildtechnik: sRGB, .36.39 MByte vorhanden)

ANTARKTIS GLETSCHER

Antarctica, South Georgia, tip of glacier, at end of Drygalski Fjord, Risting Glacier, highest point is 50 metres. Southern Ocean, South Polce, blue ice, 2008 (KEYSTONE/LAIF/Andre Schumacher/laif) Antarktis, Insel Suedgeorgien, Detail Gletscherzunge, am Ende des Drygalski-Fjords kalbt der Risting-Gletscher in das eisige Wasser. Etwa 50 Meter erheben sich die hoechsten Stellen der Gletscherfront. Suedpolarmeer, Suedpol, 2008, QF; (Bildtechnik: sRGB, 43.07 MByte vorhanden)

ANTARKTIS GLETSCHER

Antarctic, South Georgia, at the end of the Drygalski Fjord is the the Risting Glacier which at its highest point is 50 metres. Southern Ocean, South Pole, 2008 (KEYSTONE/LAIF/Andre Schumacher/laif) Antarktis, Insel Suedgeorgien, am Ende des Drygalski-Fjords kalbt der Risting-Gletscher in das eisige Wasser. Etwa 50 Meter erheben sich die hoechsten Stellen der Gletscherfront. Suedpolarmeer, Suedpol, 2008, QF; (Bildtechnik: sRGB, 34.57 MByte vorhanden)

ANTARKTIS TAFELEISBERG

Antarctica, giant flat-topped iceberg floating in ocean. More and more often blocks of ice break off ice shelf and create their own microclimate, they can drift for thousands of km across the sea, Southern Ocean, South Pole, 2008 (KEYSTONE/LAIF/Andre Schumacher/laif) Antarktis, gigantischer Tafeleisberg treibt im Ozean. Immer oefter brechen Eisbloecke, deren Ausmass sich kaum vorstellen laesst, vom Schelfeis der Antarktis ab. Sie erzeugen ihr eigenes Mikroklima und koennen auf dem Meer treibend tausende Kilometer zuruecklegen, .Suedpolarmeer, Suedpol, 2008, QF; (Bildtechnik: sRGB, .33.10 MByte vorhanden)

ANTARKTIS GLETSCHER

Antarctica, South Georgia, at end of Drygalski Fjord is the Risting Glacier which at its highest point is 50 metres. Southern Ocean, South Pole, ice, 2008 (KEYSTONE/LAIF/Andre Schumacher/laif) Antarktis, Insel Suedgeorgien, am Ende des Drygalski-Fjords kalbt der Risting-Gletscher in das eisige Wasser. Etwa 50 Meter erheben sich die hoechsten Stellen der Gletscherfront. Suedpolarmeer, Suedpol, 2008, QF; (Bildtechnik: sRGB, 43.07 MByte vorhanden)

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Two Zodiacs full of passengers cruise in front of a glacier in Cierva Cove, an inlet in mainland Antarctic Peninsula (KEYSTONE/ARCTICPHOTO/)

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Leads snake between tabular icebergs as the Antarctic Summer arrives in the Weddell Sea. Antarctica (KEYSTONE/ARCTICPHOTO/Bryan and Cherry Alexander)

DISINTEGRATION OF WILKINS ICE SHELF

Ice shelves are thick slabs of ice that are attached to coastlines and extend out over the ocean. In the natural course of events, ice shelves often calve large icebergs. Beginning in the mid-1990s, however, some ice shelves began exhibiting a new behavior: rapid disintegration into small pieces, likely as the result of warming temperatures. On February 28, 2008, the Wilkins Ice Shelf on the Antarctic Peninsula exhibited such a phenomenon.The Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS) sensors on NASA’s Terra and Aqua satellites provided some of the earliest evidence of the Wilkins Ice Shelf disintegration. The intact ice shelf appears white, and disintegrating shelf appears blue.The disintegration of the Wilkins Ice Shelf was announced by the National Snow and Ice Data Center, the British Antarctic Survey, and the Earth Dynamic System Research Center at Taiwan’s National Cheng Kung. According to the institutions’ joint press release, an iceberg measuring 41 by 2.5 kilometers (25.5 by 1.5 miles) broke off from the Wilkins Ice Shelf on February 28, leading to uncontrolled disintegration. Separated by just under 16 hours, these MODIS images show the rapid rate of disintegration; the growing region of pale blue on the ice shelf is crumbling, water-saturated ice.The Earth Observatory’s feature article Disintegration: Antarctic Warming Claims Another Ice Shelf has additional images and details about how and why ice shelves collapse and explains why the Wilkins Ice Shelf collapse is unlikely to raise sea level.This is the 4th in a 4 image series taken between 2/28/08 and 3/17/08. (KEYSTONE/SCIENCE SOURCE/NASA/Science Source)

CAPE PEREZ, ANTARCTIC PENINSULA

Cape Perez, Antarctic Peninsula. Spectacular, heavily glaciated mountains on the west coast of the Antarctic Peninsula at about 65 degrees south. Icebergs are seen at left and right surrounded by brash ice (accumulations of floating ice fragments). This region is experiencing atmospheric warming at a rate up to five times the global average. Nearly all of the Peninsula's 244 glaciers have retreated over the past 50 years. (KEYSTONE/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY/SIMON FRASER)

ANTARKTIS LARSEN-C SCHELFEIS

Antarctic, huge flat topped icebergs floating in Antarctic Sound off north of Antarctic Peninsula, "Avenue of Icebergs". Blocks of ice regularly break off the Larsen ice shelf; nowhere on earth does global warming have such an immense impact as on the Antarctic Peninsula. Since the 1950s the temperature here as risen 3 degrees Celsius, iceberg, South Pole, 2008 (KEYSTONE/LAIF/Andre Schumacher) Antarktis, gewaltige Tafeleisberge treiben im Antarctic Sound und haben dieser Wasserstrasse im Norden der Antarktischen Halbinsel den Beinamen "Allee der Eisberge" verliehen. Immer oefter brechen Eisbloecke vom nahegelegenen Larsen-Schelfeis ab; nirgendwo auf der Erde ist die Erwaermung des Klimas staerker als auf der Antarktischen Halbinsel. Hier wurde seit den 1950er Jahren eine Erhoehung der Temperatur um fast 3 Grad Celsius gemessen, Eisberg, Suedpolarmeer, Suedpol, 2008, QF; (Bildtechnik: sRGB, .28.18 MByte vorhanden) (KEYSTONE/LAIF/Andre Schumacher)

NATIONAL ICE CORE LABORATORY, USA

Editorial use only .National Ice Core Laboratory. Curator of the National Ice Core Laboratory in Denver, Colorado, USA, holding a one-meter section of an ice core stored at -36 degrees Celsius. This lab stores 19,000 metres of ice cores from Antarctica, Greenland, and North America, and makes them available to scientists studying climate change and other issues. The lab is part of the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS), funded by the National Science Foundation. (KEYSTONE/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY/JIM WEST/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY)

THE AKADEMIK SERGEY VAVILOV

The Akademik Sergey Vavilov, an ice strengthened ship on an expedition cruise to Antarctica, in the Gerlache Strait in the Antarctic Peninsular, which is one of the fastest warming places on the planet. (KEYSTONE/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY/ASHLEY COOPER/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY)

ICEBERGS NEAR FRANKLIN ISLAND, ANTARCTICA

Icebergs near Franklin Island, Antarctica (KEYSTONE/IMAGEBROKER/Wolfgang Bechtold)

ICEBERGS

Icebergs and sea ice near Crystal Sound and the Bisoce islands on they way to wards the Polar Circle, Antarctica. | usage worldwide (KEYSTONE/DPA/Ashley Cooper)

ANTARCTICA PHOTO ESSAY SCIENCE ON ANOTHER PLANET

epa08381180 (16/49) Detail of ice layers in the Collins Glacier in King George Island in the South Shetland Islands, Antarctica, 11 March 2020. The ice mass of the glaciers in the region is retreating continuously. Every year the Chilean Antarctic Institute (INACH) organizes an Antarctic Scientific Expedition (ECA) to the White Continent in its 56th edition 49 projects carried out fieldwork, with over 500 people, ranging from logistics to national and international scientists being part of it. By late March four different projects were closing the campaign at INACH's main scientific base, Professor Julio Escudero, at the most northern tip of the Chilean Antarctic Territory. Two investigations covered the ecophysiology of lichen and the coupling of Antarctic fish species to a rapidly changing environment. The footprint of human presence in the region and melting glaciers concerning climate change were the other two research themes. Antarctic Science, in all its different fields, remains fundamental to understand the impact of climate change and can provide information and strategies to society to face future developments. EPA/FELIPE TRUEBA ATTENTION: For the full PHOTO ESSAY text please see Advisory Notice epa08381164

ANTARCTICA PHOTO ESSAY SCIENCE ON ANOTHER PLANET

epa08381179 (15/49) A group of researchers walks along the Bellingshausen Dome in the King George Island in the South Shetland Islands, Antarctica, 10 March 2020. Ash of a volcanic eruption in a nearby island in the late sixties surfaces as the glacier keeps melting. The darker surface attracts more heat that in turn accelerates the thaw. Every year the Chilean Antarctic Institute (INACH) organizes an Antarctic Scientific Expedition (ECA) to the White Continent in its 56th edition 49 projects carried out fieldwork, with over 500 people, ranging from logistics to national and international scientists being part of it. By late March four different projects were closing the campaign at INACH's main scientific base, Professor Julio Escudero, at the most northern tip of the Chilean Antarctic Territory. Two investigations covered the ecophysiology of lichen and the coupling of Antarctic fish species to a rapidly changing environment. The footprint of human presence in the region and melting glaciers concerning climate change were the other two research themes. Antarctic Science, in all its different fields, remains fundamental to understand the impact of climate change and can provide information and strategies to society to face future developments. EPA/FELIPE TRUEBA ATTENTION: For the full PHOTO ESSAY text please see Advisory Notice epa08381164

ANTARCTICA PHOTO ESSAY SCIENTIFIC EXPLORATION

epa07239657 (28/29) Scientists Juan Manuel Carrera (R) from Venezuela and Jose Jorquera (L) from Chile work inside a snow trial pit on the Union Glacier in the Ellsworth Mountains, Antarctica, 05 December 2018. A group of eight researchers take part in the first activity of the LV Scientific Antarctic Expedition organized by the Chilean Antarctic Institute (INACH). The Glacier Union camp is a Chilean polar station operated by the three groups of the Armed Forces of Chile and the INACH, and marks the beginning of all scientific activities planned in the Antarctic territory for the summer season. Glacier Union is the third most southern camp of the continent and it is only open for a month. EPA/FELIPE TRUEBA ATTENTION: For the full PHOTO ESSAY text please see Advisory Notice epa07239629

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Argentinien, Suedliche Orkneyinseln, Zodiac vor Bergen und Gletscher nahe der Orcada-Station, Antarktis Engl.: Antarctica, Argentina, South Orkney Islands, zodiac in front of mountains and glacier near Orcada station, nature, nature tours, Antarctic, Antarctics, polar region, polar cruises, expedition cruise, cruise, Oceanwide Expeditions (KEYSTONE/LAIF/Dietmar Denger)

GLACIAL SCENERY ON ANDVORD ISLAND, GRAHAM LAND, ANTARCTIC PENINSULAR.

Glacial scenery on Andvord Island, Graham Land, Antarctic Peninsular. | usage worldwide (KEYSTONE/DPA/Ashley Cooper)

AN AVALANCHE ON A RECEDING GLACIER AT NEKO HARBOUR IN ANDVORD BAY, ANTARCTIC PENINSULAR WITH AN ANTARCTIC CRUISE SHIP MOORED IN THE BAY.

An avalanche on a receding glacier at Neko Harbour in Andvord Bay, Antarctic Peninsular with an Antarctic cruise ship moored in the bay. | usage worldwide (KEYSTONE/DPA/Ashley Cooper)

THE LEMAIRE CHANNEL WILHELM ARCHIPELAGO, ANTARCTIC PENINSULAR AT DUSK.

The Lemaire Channel Wilhelm Archipelago, Antarctic Peninsular at dusk. | usage worldwide (KEYSTONE/DPA/Ashley Cooper)

CREVASSES IN THE SNOUT OF A RECEDING GLACIER AT NEKO HARBOUR IN ANDVORD BAY, ANTARCTIC PENINSULAR.

Crevasses in the snout of a receding glacier at Neko Harbour in Andvord Bay, Antarctic Peninsular. | usage worldwide (KEYSTONE/DPA/Ashley Cooper)

ICEBERGS AND SEA ICE NEAR CRYSTAL SOUND

Icebergs and sea ice near Crystal Sound and the Bisoce islands on they way to wards the Polar Circle, Antarctica. | usage worldwide (KEYSTONE/DPA/Ashley Cooper)

A574 TABULAR ICEBERG OFF THE SOUTH SHETLAND ISLANDS IN THE BRANSFIELD STRAIT. THIS NAMED 11 MILE LONG ICEBURG BROKE OFF THE LARSON C ICE SHEET. AS CLIMATE CHANGE INCREASES, MORE AND MORE ICE IS BREAKING OFF FROM ANTARCTICA.

A574 tabular iceberg off the South Shetland Islands in the Bransfield Strait. This named 11 mile long iceburg broke off the Larson C Ice sheet. As climate change increases, more and more ice is breaking off from Antarctica. | usage worldwide (KEYSTONE/DPA/Ashley Cooper)

ANTARCTIC SCENERY IN THE LEMAIRE CHANNEL, GRAHAM LAND, ANTARCTIC PENINSULAR.

Antarctic scenery in the Lemaire Channel, Graham Land, Antarctic Peninsular. | usage worldwide (KEYSTONE/DPA/Ashley Cooper)

LOOKING TOWARDS THE 2610 M PEAK OF MOUNT FRANCIS, THE HIGHEST PEAK ON THE ANTARCTIC PENINSULAR FROM PORT CHARCOT, WILHELM ARCHIPELAGO.

Looking towards the 2610 m peak of Mount Francis, the highest peak on the Antarctic Peninsular from Port Charcot, Wilhelm Archipelago. | usage worldwide (KEYSTONE/DPA/Ashley Cooper)

SERACS ON A RECEDING GLACIER AT NEKO HARBOUR IN PARADISE BAY, ANTARCTIC PENINSULAR.

Seracs on a receding glacier at Neko Harbour in Paradise Bay, Antarctic Peninsular. | usage worldwide (KEYSTONE/DPA/Ashley Cooper)

CRABEATER SEAL, LOBODON CARCINOPHAGUS ON SEA ICE NEAR CRYSTAL SOUND AND THE BISOCE ISLANDS ON THEY WAY TO WARDS THE POLAR CIRCLE, ANTARCTICA.

Crabeater Seal, Lobodon carcinophagus on sea ice near Crystal Sound and the Bisoce islands on they way to wards the Polar Circle, Antarctica. | usage worldwide (KEYSTONE/DPA/Ashley Cooper)

ICEBERGS AND SEA ICE NEAR CRYSTAL SOUND AND THE BISOCE ISLANDS ON THEY WAY TO WARDS THE POLAR CIRCLE, ANTARCTICA.

Icebergs and sea ice near Crystal Sound and the Bisoce islands on they way to wards the Polar Circle, Antarctica. | usage worldwide (KEYSTONE/DPA/Ashley Cooper)

THE ANTARCTIC PENINSULAR AT DAWN NEAR THE LEMAIRE CHANNEL.

The Antarctic Peninsular at dawn near the Lemaire channel. | usage worldwide (KEYSTONE/DPA/Ashley Cooper)

ICEBERGS AND SEA ICE NEAR CRYSTAL SOUND AND THE BISOCE ISLANDS ON THEY WAY TO WARDS THE POLAR CIRCLE, ANTARCTICA.

Icebergs and sea ice near Crystal Sound and the Bisoce islands on they way to wards the Polar Circle, Antarctica. | usage worldwide (KEYSTONE/DPA/Ashley Cooper)

THE ANTARCTIC PENINSULAR AT DAWN SOUTH OF THE LEMAIRE CHANNEL.

The Antarctic Peninsular at dawn south of the Lemaire channel. | usage worldwide (KEYSTONE/DPA/Ashley Cooper)

TABULAR ICEBERGS FROM LARSON C ICE SHELF, ANTARCTICA

Tabular icebergs that have broken off the Larson C ice shelf floating in the Weddell sea near the Danger Islands, Antarctica. (KEYSTONE/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY/ASHLEY COOPER/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY)

ICEBERG A68A, AERIAL PHOTOGRAPH

Aerial photograph of the world's largest iceberg, A68a on the 12th November 2017. This iceberg split from the Larsen C ice shelf in Antarctica at the end of July 2017. The iceberg split further soon after calving. The main iceberg, named A68a, measures 4,200 square kilometres. Photographed during NASA's Operation IceBridge, an annual airborne survey of the polar ice. (KEYSTONE/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY/NASA/John Sonntag/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY)

MEMBERS OF AN EXPEDITION CRUISE TO ANTARCTICA IN A ZODIAC WITH SEA KAYAKS, FOURNIER BAY, GERLACHE STRAIT, ANTARCTIC PENINSULA.

Members of an expedition cruise to Antarctica in a Zodiac with sea kayaks, Fournier Bay, Gerlache Strait, Antarctic Peninsula.. (KEYSTONE/NATURE PICTURE LIBRARY/Ashley Cooper)

TOURISTS ON BEACH WITH MOUNTAIN PEAKS ON JOINVILLE ISLAND, ANTARCTIC PENINSULA.

Tourists on beach with Mountain peaks on Joinville Island, Antarctic Peninsula.. (KEYSTONE/NATURE PICTURE LIBRARY/Ashley Cooper)

EDGE OF RETREATING GLACIER, SHORE BELOW. LIVINGSTON ISLAND, SOUTH SHETLAND ISLANDS, ANTARCTICA. DECEMBER 2019.

Edge of retreating glacier, shore below. Livingston Island, South Shetland Islands, Antarctica. December 2019.. (KEYSTONE/NATURE PICTURE LIBRARY/Ashley Cooper)

FRACTURES AND CREVASSES IN SURFACE OF RETREATING GLACIER. TWO HUMMOCK ISLAND, PALMER ARCHIPELAGO, ANTARCTICA. JANUARY 2020.

Fractures and crevasses in surface of retreating glacier. Two Hummock Island, Palmer Archipelago, Antarctica. January 2020.. (KEYSTONE/NATURE PICTURE LIBRARY/Ashley Cooper)

TABULAR ICEBERGS FLOATING IN WEDDELL SEA, ICEBERGS BROKEN OFF LARSON C ICE SHELF. NEAR DANGER ISLANDS, ANTARCTICA. DECEMBER 2019.

Tabular icebergs floating in Weddell Sea, icebergs broken off Larson C ice shelf. Near Danger Islands, Antarctica. December 2019.. (KEYSTONE/NATURE PICTURE LIBRARY/Ashley Cooper)

TABULAR ICEBERG FLOATING IN WEDDELL SEA, ICEBERG BROKEN AWAY FROM LARSON C ICE SHELF. ADELIE PENGUIN (PYGOSCELIS ADELIAE) COLONY DWARFED ON SEA ICE BELOW. NEAR DANGER ISLANDS, ANTARCTICA. DECEMBER 2019.

Tabular iceberg floating in Weddell Sea, iceberg broken away from Larson C ice shelf. Adelie penguin (Pygoscelis adeliae) colony dwarfed on sea ice below. Near Danger Islands, Antarctica. December 2019.. (KEYSTONE/NATURE PICTURE LIBRARY/Ashley Cooper)

ANTARCTICA VIEWS

Mountain range by the waters edge on Saturday, March 9, 2019 in Fish Islands, Antarctica. (Ric Tapia via AP)

RETREATING GLACIER AT COAST. TEMPERATURES ON THE ANTARCTIC PENINSULA HAVE RISEN BY THREE DEGREES CENTIGRADE IN LAST 100 YEARS. PALAVA POINT, TWO HUMMOCK ISLAND, PALMER ARCHIPELAGO, ANTARCTICA. DECEMBER 2019.

Retreating glacier at coast. Temperatures on the Antarctic Peninsula have risen by three degrees centigrade in last 100 years. Palava Point, Two Hummock Island, Palmer Archipelago, Antarctica. December 2019.. (KEYSTONE/NATURE PICTURE LIBRARY/Ashley Cooper)

ANTARCTICA VIEWS

Sea Ice and a mountain on Friday, March 8, 2019 in Stonington Island, Antarctica. (Ric Tapia via AP)

ANTARCTICA VIEWS

Sea Ice and an Iceberg on Friday, March 8, 2019 in Stonington Island, Antarctica. (Ric Tapia via AP)

ANTARCTICA VIEWS

Sunlight hits an iceberg in the water on Thursday, March 7, 2019 in Crystal Sound, Antarctica. (Ric Tapia via AP)

ADELIE PENGUIN (PYGOSCELIS ADELIAE) WALKING ACROSS MELTING SEA ICE, COASTLINE IN BACKGROUND. WEDDELL SEA, ANTARCTICA. DECEMBER 2019.

Adelie penguin (Pygoscelis adeliae) walking across melting sea ice, coastline in background. Weddell Sea, Antarctica. December 2019.. (KEYSTONE/NATURE PICTURE LIBRARY/Ashley Cooper)

MEMBERS OF AN EXPEDITION CRUISE TO ANTARCTICA IN A ZODIAC IN FOURNIER BAY, GERLACHE STRAIT, ANTARCTIC PENINSULA.

Members of an expedition cruise to Antarctica in a Zodiac in Fournier Bay, Gerlache Strait, Antarctic Peninsula.. (KEYSTONE/NATURE PICTURE LIBRARY/Ashley Cooper)