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The highest temperature ever recorded in Antarctica is 14.5 degrees celsius.

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Although nobody really lives there, people still travel there to work.

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An ice shelf is a floating sheet of ice which has left the land and is now floating, but is still attached to ice on the land from where it came. The largest ice shelves are the Amery, Ross, George VI, Ekstrom, Filchner and Ronne.

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1/ If Antarctica's ice sheets melted, the worlds oceans would rise by 60 to 65 meters (200 - 210ft)  - everywhere.

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Coal - there is evidence of large coal deposits along the coast of Antarctica and through the Transantarctic Mountains.

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The Dry Valleys is the driest place on Earth with almost no snow or ice!

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Ranking: It is the fifth largest and the least populous of the continents.

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Ranking: It is the fifth largest and the least populous of the continents.

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Antarctica is bigger than Europe and almost twice the size of Australia.

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Most of Antarctica is covered in ice as thick as 1.6 kilometers long.

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Despite the cold temperatures to make it difficult to live in, there are more than a number of living plants and animals in Antarctica

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People don’t permanently live in Antarctica but people actually work in Antarctica, and have facilities there too.

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90% of the ice on earth is found in Antarctica.