Posted on Feb 16, 2021
Scientists Surprised To Find Life Under Antarctic Ice
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Scientists in Antarctica have found life flourishing in some of the most inhospitable conditions on Earth.
After drilling through more than half a mile of ice, researchers plunged a camera another 1,600 feet down to the Antarctic seafloor and were stunned to discover sponge-like animals clinging to rocks.
After drilling through more than half a mile of ice, researchers plunged a camera another 1,600 feet down to the Antarctic seafloor and were stunned to discover sponge-like animals clinging to rocks.
Scientists Surprised To Find Life Under Antarctic Ice
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Life is quite resilient. The simpler a lifeforms is the easier it is to adapt to different environment.
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
SGT (Join to see) I remember "Harvesting" a Few Sponges Under the Sand on Diego Garcia.
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Chip I am endeavoring to write poems here and there when I feel like it. I would like to share this one with you because you would understand it more than others.
Come Here You
Come to Subic Bay
Where the pretty girls love to play
The sea is dark blue
The port intoxicates the ships crew
Come Here You
The tropical sun burns bright
The intense heat retreats at night
The wind makes the palm trees sway
Sailors in white wait for their pay
Come Here You
Ladies of the night wait
Perhaps they will get a date
In the sultry places
There are anxious faces
Come Here You
Come to Subic Bay
Come Here You
Come to Subic Bay
Where the pretty girls love to play
The sea is dark blue
The port intoxicates the ships crew
Come Here You
The tropical sun burns bright
The intense heat retreats at night
The wind makes the palm trees sway
Sailors in white wait for their pay
Come Here You
Ladies of the night wait
Perhaps they will get a date
In the sultry places
There are anxious faces
Come Here You
Come to Subic Bay
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