Climate change imperils tiny animal in the world’s most extreme continent

Mongabay
Mar 7, 2018, 7:06 am156 pts
Every Antarctic summer between December and January, a group of biologists heads out into the vast wilderness. They do not look for the giant whales or the emperor penguins that are typically associated with the region. They show no interest in the ice that covers almost the entire continent. Instead, they head…

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