ORC0026. orca spyhopping in icebreaker channel, Orcinus orca, must find open pockets of water to breathe, McMurdo Sound, Antarctica
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ORC0027. twilight, Antarctic summer, ice breaks off at the ice edge in football field-sized floes
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ORC0028. receding glacier, indicator of global warming, ice floes break off at sea ice edge in summer, near Cape Hallet, Antarctica
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ORC0029. receding glacier, indicator of global warming, ice floes break off at sea ice edge in summer, near Cape Hallet, Antarctica
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ORC0030. C16 and B15a icebergs, largest icebergs in recorded history, 185 by 40 miles, contains 4 years of Mississippi River flow of fresh water, Antarctica
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ORC0031. C16 and B15a icebergs, largest icebergs in recorded history, 185 by 40 miles, contains 4 years of Mississippi River flow of fresh water, Antarctica
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ORC0032. C16 and B15a icebergs, largest icebergs in recorded history, 185 by 40 miles, contains 4 years of Mississippi River flow of fresh water, Antarctica
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ORC0033. iceberg, 80 to 90% of an iceberg is underwater, near Cape Hallet, Antarctica
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ORC0034. emperor penguins Aptenodytes forsteri on ice edge, males brood eggs during winter, Antarctica
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ORC0035. iceberg stuck at ice edge, minke whales, Balaenoptera bonaerensis, swims under ice edge for plankton, McMurdo Sound, Antarctica, smallest baleen whale
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ORC0036. minke whale, Balaenoptera bonaerensis, swims under ice edge for plankton, McMurdo Sound, Antarctica, smallest baleen whale
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ORC0037. minke whale, Balaenoptera bonaerensis, swims under ice edge for plankton, McMurdo Sound, Antarctica, smallest baleen whale