Adélie penguins diving from iceberg, Antarctica
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A small diving team of Adélie penguins is but a tiny fraction of Paulet Island's penguin population. This mass of land and ice off the Antarctic Peninsula is home to hundreds of thousands of the charming, curious creatures. Though small in stature (about 30 inches tall), Adélies are nonetheless known for their fearlessness. Visitors from early Antarctic explorers to modern cruise passengers have been delighted as flocks of the plucky penguins rush to greet them up close. During the fraught Scott expedition, the English chronicler Apsley Cherry-Garrard became an Adélie admirer, later writing fondly of the bird as 'an almost human friend.'
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一只冷酷的食肉动物
“棉花堡”
正在消退的巨大冰川
乘坐热气球俯瞰巴伐利亚洲
与冰山一起航行
体育精神闪耀在群山之间
高度与光线的邂逅
