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Link to the National Science Foundation. The NSF has both an Arctic and an Antarctic program. Check them out.
Link to Ice Age cave art of penguins. Check out the cave map, then click on "pingouins". When much of the fresh water on Earth was bound up in glaciers during the last Ice Age, sea levels were lower and the entrance to the cave was above water. The entrance to this cave is under water now. The cave, with pictures of penguins in it, is in France. Think about that.
Link to krill site, with a krill picture. Krill are 1/2 - 4 inches long. They mass to breed, turning patches of the ocean pink. Penguins, seals and whales eat krill.
Link to Montreal Biodome Polar Eco-System -- penguin-cam. See live penguins.
Link to M. Dargaud's website. He works in Antarctica. Listen to penguin calls.
Link to buy a serious penguin book. If you want to buy a great book about all the penguin species, with maps, photos, drawings and well-written text, buy PENGUINS OF THE WORLD by Pauline Reilly. Amazon.com has it for about $18.
Link to Seaworld's penguin educational website Many, many pages of penguin facts.
Link to Antarctic Expedition maps and Antarctic philately. Excellent maps showing routes of expeditions. Also philately. Yes, philately. That's an interest in stamp collection and postal history, as in the stamps and postal history of Antarctica.
Link to an educational Antarctic website. Interesting things to read about Antarctica.
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