Previously hidden by thousands of miles of solid Antarctic Peninsular ice, some bright, happy sea-creatures can now be observed by scientists. It's all thanks to global warming, without which, 5,000 miles of ice-shelves might not have disintegrated over the course of the past thirty years.
Previously hidden by thousands of miles of solid Antarctic Peninsular ice, some bright, happy sea-creatures can now be observed by scientists. It's all thanks to global warming, without which, 5,000 miles of ice-shelves might not have disintegrated over the course of the past thirty years.