Antarctica: Land of Endless Water

by Michael George

Describes the geography, plant and animal life, climate, and history of human exploration of Antarctica, the southernmost and coldest place on Earth.

Paperback

First published January 1, 1994

Reviews

[Bradley]

Antartica is so unique. So much so that even in the modern sphere we can all it neutral land and not necessarily quibble over that (to my knowledge anyway). It's fascinating that we can even live there. To pen what it is feels impossible. Mountainous. To me it's like the Himalayas.

Could it be a spiritual land? To be so integral in the Earth's current functions. I think we are fools for drilling, splitting the ice around it. It's the epitome of our ignorance.