南极3!)*D：在边缘

　　Antarctic^a l,iv/
+*es in our dreams %as the mo# st re _mot:[=e, the mos#=t forbid)_ding co@:*nt\,inent on= Pl!! ^ane^t Earth. It is a hu ]);ge$ land($ covered .;==with ice as thi*
ck as;! three mil%/es, !seemingly-)?/ i](nvul.
:ne*)@:rab
 ^le, c;`old a*nd+/ dark f$or e ]$,
ight months.@ of the year. Yet Antarct\ica )-is#!: also a fra
g]!#ile ;p- *%la _ce, home t o a[n incre_
dible var`ie,ty  of life al[+ong its edges, a=
.rgu#]ably the most st`unn,)_ing, brea
%thtakin@#*g **and :%st+ill-prist+ine pl.ace o;%n e,[arth;/. The one constant is that it i(*s con^+)stantly changing, every ^seaso!%n[%,_ ! (@ever;y day, every hour. I've $b]
een fort`=@unat\e to travel to A*ntarct@]ic!,a man/ y tim)%^%#e+)s most recently wit (/h`-, 3D cameras
[+, a fi.,rst for the c#^ontinent.=;/ The r esult*
is our new fil.%m, Antarcti
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