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Up out of a key time. To dry. Next upfor out of a key time. To dry. Next up for are world, we went to Antarctica Tojoin up for are world, we went to antarctica to join scientists monitoring wildlife. There will be a lot of penguins. The only continent on earth with no native human population. But antarcticas coasts are teeming with life. So how can scientists study and protect that Wildlife Year Round through the harshest winter on the planet . Im Victoria Gill and im following a team of scientists who are setting up remote cameras in Penguin Colonies here. Here in the antarctic peninsula, pen...

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Record low levels of Antarctic sea ice in late 2023 resulted in breeding failures in a fifth of the continent’s emperor penguin colonies, according to a new study from the British Antarctic Survey (BAS).

Thousands of penguin chicks died in Antarctica last year as a result of the increasing ice melt. The record low level of Antarctic sea ice at the end of 2023 led to breeding failures in a fifth of the continent's emperor penguin colonies, according to the British Antarctic Survey (BAS). The study was published in the journal Antarctic Science on Thursday, which is World Penguin Day It used satellite data to reveal the extent of the impact of early sea ice breakup on the penguins' breeding cycle.