- HOME
-
ABOUT US
- EIC & EBM
-
JOURNALS
-
Applied Environmental Biotechnology (应用环境生物技术)
-
Journal of Sustainable Urbanization, Planning and Progress (可持续城镇化进展)
-
Journal of Smart Cities (智慧城市)
-
Advances in Material Science (材料科学前沿)
-
International Journal of Geology (国际地质学)
-
World Construction (世界建筑)
-
Municipal Engineering（市政工程）
-
Energy Conservation and Environmental Protection（节能环保）
-
Building Structure（建筑结构）
-
Landscape Architecture（园林景观）
-
International Journal of Educational Science and Theory（国际化教育科学与理论）
-
ASIA PACIFIC JOURNAL OF SOCIETY AND LAW（亚太社会与法律）
-
Journal of Artificial Intelligence and Digital Economy（人工智能与数字经济）
-
- NEWS
- SUBMIT
Home > News
Protect the Antarctic Peninsula — before it’s too late
- Title：Protect the Antarctic Peninsula — before it’s too late
- Author：Carolyn J. Hogg, Mary-Anne Lea, Marga Gual Soler, Váleri N. Vasquez, Ana Payo-Payo, Marissa L. Parro
- Abstract：Among the windswept glaciers and icebergs of the western Antarctic Peninsula is an oasis of life. Threatened humpback and minke whales patrol the waters. Fish, squid and seals swim alongside noisy colonies of chinstrap, Adélie and gentoo penguins on the shore. It’s a complex web of life. All these species feed on small, shrimp-like crustaceans called Antarctic krill. And many are themselves prey for leopard seals, killer whales and predatory seabirds such as skuas and giant petrels.
- Source：nature
- Post：2020-10-20 11:42:59
