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2006-10-12: Eisbrecher Kapitan Khlebnikov unterwegs im gefrorenen Weddell-Meer (Antarktis). - 1. Expeditions-Kreuzfahrt mit Quark Expeditions zur Kaiserpinguinkolonie bei Snow Hill Island (Antarktis)
2006-10-12: Eisbrecher Kapitan Khlebnikov unterwegs im gefrorenen Weddell-Meer (Antarktis) - 1. Expeditions-Kreuzfahrt mit Quark Expeditions zur Kaiserpinguinkolonie bei Snow Hill Island (Antarktis) FOTO: DUKAS/SANDRA WALSER
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Antarctica Japanese Whaling Protest
In front of their ship M.Y. Arctic Sunrise, Greenpeace activists use their bodies to spell out "Help End Whaling!' by lying on the ice of Antarctica, on Friday, Jan. 20, 2006. The environmental group Greenpeace was in the Southern Ocean and Antarctica to witness and peacfully protest against the activities of the Japanese whaling fleet. It was reported on Monday, April 3, 2006 that five key private companies quit the whaling business following this and other pressure campaigns by Greenpeace. The firms said they would transfer their shares in the whaling fleet to public interest corporations. The companies own shares in a firm that operates seven of eight ships in Japan's whaling fleet. (FOTO: DUKAS/WORLDPICTURENEWS)
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Greenpeace activists tracking the Japanese whaling fleet, Southern Ocean, Antarctica
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Greenpeace activists try to hinder the transfer of whales from a catcher ship to the 'Nisshin Maru' whaling factory ship of Japan. - 11 Jan 2006
Greenpeace activists tracking the Japanese whaling fleet, Southern Ocean, Antarctica
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Antarctica Sea Shepherd Conservation Society
Fin whales in the Southern Ocean Whale Sanctuary off the coast of Antarctica, Friday, Jan. 6, 2006.
SSCS and its crew are in the Southern Ocean Whale Sanctuary for their annual Antarctica campaign to stop the Japanese whaling fleet from poaching whales in the Southern Ocean. The crew of 44 were at sea for 50 days on board their 40 meter ship chasing the fleet, conducting direct actions against the whalers in an attempt to stop them from meeting their quota of 935 minke whales and ten endangered fin whales. (FOTO: DUKAS/WORLDPICTURENEWS)
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Greenpeace activists tracking the Japanese whaling fleet, Southern Ocean, Antarctica
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Crew from the Greenpeace ship 'Esperanza', try to hinder the tying up of a half dead Minke whale, moments after it has been shot, but not killed, by the 'Yushin Maru No.2' catcher ship of the Japanese whaling fleet. - 22 Dec 2005
Greenpeace activists tracking the Japanese whaling fleet, Southern Ocean, Antarctica
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Greenpeace activists tracking the Japanese whaling fleet, Southern Ocean, Antarctica
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Inflatables from the Greenpeace ship 'Esperanza', hold banners protesting against whaling and the involvement of Gortons Sea food company in the whaling industry, whilst trying to hinder the transfer of a dead Minke whale from the Japanese whaling fleet catcher ship 'Kyo Maru No.1' to the 'Nisshin Maru' factory ship. - 21 Dec 2005
Greenpeace activists tracking the Japanese whaling fleet, Southern Ocean, Antarctica
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Greenpeace activists tracking the Japanese whaling fleet, Southern Ocean, Antarctica
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Inflatables from the Greenpeace ship 'Esperanza', hold banners protesting against whaling and the involvement of Gortons Sea food company in the whaling industry, whilst trying to hinder the transfer of a dead Minke whale from the Japanese whaling fleet catcher ship 'Kyo Maru No.1' to the 'Nisshin Maru' factory ship - 21 Dec 2005
Greenpeace activists tracking the Japanese whaling fleet, Southern Ocean, Antarctica
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Adelie Penguin On Paulet Island, Antarctica Peninsula. An Adelie Penguin poses on an iceberg near Paulet Island in Antarctica. Adelies are the smallest of all the penguins, they breed in large colonies, and have stubby wings which propel them through the water as they dive for fish.
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Magellanic Penguins And Shadows. Magellanic Penguins on Carcass Island in the Falkland Islands pause to survey their surroundings. These penguins are currently classified as vulnerable, due in part to depletion of fish populations, thus making the penguins swim much farther for food.
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Gentoo Penguins On The Falkland Islands. Gentoo Penguins breed on Carcass Island in the Falkland Islands, and are the largest penguin after the Emperor and King. They feed mainly on crustaceans and fish.
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Emperor And Chinstrap Penguins On Iceberg In Antarctica. An Emperor Penguin and two Chinstrap Penguins stand on an iceberg in the Southern Ocean of Antarctica. Emperor Penguins are endemic to Antarctica and are the largest of all living penguins.
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Gentoo Penguins On The Falkland Islands. Gentoo Penguins breed on Carcass Island in the Falkland Islands, and are the largest penguin after the Emperor and King. They feed mainly on crustaceans and fish.
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Antarctic Landscapes
An iceberg near Palmer Station in the Ross Sea of Antarctica. (FOTO: DUKAS/ACTIONPRESS)
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NEWS - Riesiger Eisberg in der Antarktis abgebrochen
Mar 16, 2004 - Antarctic Peninsula, Antarctica - The Larsen Ice Shelf in Antarctica viewed from NASA's DC-8 aircraft. AirSAR 2004 is a three-week expedition in Central and South America by an international team of scientists that is using an all-weather imaging tool, called the Airborne Synthetic Aperture Radar (AirSAR), located onboard NASA's DC-8 airborne laboratory. The Antarctic Peninsula is more similar to Alaska and Patagonia than to the rest of the Antarctic continent. It is drained by fast glaciers, receives abundant precipitation, and melts significantly in the summer months. In recent decades, the Peninsula has experienced significant atmospheric warming (about 2 degrees C since 1950), which has triggered a vast and spectacular retreat of its floating ice shelves, glacier reduction, a decrease in permanent snow cover and a lengthening of the melt season (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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NEWS - Riesiger Eisberg in der Antarktis abgebrochen
Mar 16, 2004 - Antarctic Peninsula, Antarctica - The Larsen Ice Shelf in Antarctica viewed from NASA's DC-8 aircraft. AirSAR 2004 is a three-week expedition in Central and South America by an international team of scientists that is using an all-weather imaging tool, called the Airborne Synthetic Aperture Radar (AirSAR), located onboard NASA's DC-8 airborne laboratory. The Antarctic Peninsula is more similar to Alaska and Patagonia than to the rest of the Antarctic continent. It is drained by fast glaciers, receives abundant precipitation, and melts significantly in the summer months. In recent decades, the Peninsula has experienced significant atmospheric warming (about 2 degrees C since 1950), which has triggered a vast and spectacular retreat of its floating ice shelves, glacier reduction, a decrease in permanent snow cover and a lengthening of the melt season (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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Adelie Penguin, pygoscelis adeliae, Group Leaping into Ocean, Paulet Island in Antarctica
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Adelie Penguin, pygoscelis adeliae, Colony on Ice Field, Paulet Island in Antarctica
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Adelie Penguin, pygoscelis adeliae, Colony on Ice Field, Paulet Island in Antarctica
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Adelie Penguin, pygoscelis adeliae, Group on Ice Field, Paulet Island in Antarctica
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Adelie Penguin, pygoscelis adeliae, Colony on Ice Field, Paulet Island in Antarctica
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Penguins live in large colonies in the Antarctic region
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Penguins live in large colonies in the Antarctic region
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Penguins live in large colonies in the Antarctic region
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Mono Book Illustration
The Nansen of the South : Lieutenant Shackleton, who has been within 11 miles of the South Pole, and whose party has discovered the South Magnetic Pole.
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