What are Some Antarctic Animals?

Antarctica (English: Antarctica; French: Antarctique) is known as the seventh continent, and is the last continent to be found on the earth without settlement.

Antarctic animals

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Antarctic animal Antarctic giant

Antarctic giant worms belong to the Nemertine worms, also known as shoe laces or ribbon worms, and belong to the Neophyte phylum. Some species are scavengers, but most are very greedy predators, which use long noses that shoot out of the mouth. Depending on the species, their nose can be toxic or they can secrete viscous liquids. In Antarctica, this sea bug often feeds on mussels and crustaceans.

The earth is warming day by day, and it is not sure whether it can survive in the seawater at normal temperature. Their noses may be toxic and may be harmful to humans. This ancient mysterious creature has great research value for biological research and the origin of life.

Antarctic giant

Antarctic animal Antarctic Skua

Skuas mostly fly over the islands, and generally do not move on the surface of the sea, and sometimes fly to the sky not far from the shore to hunt for food to hunt for prey. Skua's flight ability is very strong, and its wing-spreading posture is fierce and fierce, and it is extremely brave, otherwise, the skua can survive in the South Pole with extremely poor environmental conditions. Antarctic Skua's "thief" has been known since childhood. They usually give birth to two eggs at a time, with the absolute advantage of hatching first. They never let the pears melt. In addition to the first hatching, they always took away the food brought by their parents, and sometimes even flesh and blood occurred. The younger ones are sometimes driven out of the nest, but unfortunately they will be hunted immediately when they encounter another pair of parents. Since nests are often built near penguin nests, another threat to chicks is to accidentally stamp them. Antarctic skua is a hunter. The prey mainly includes fish and krill, but other opportunities are not missed.