National Geographic Travelのインスタグラム(natgeotravel) - 2月2日 23時50分

Photo by @PaulNicklen // A group of crabeater seals naps on a large slab of sea ice in the west coast of the Antarctic Peninsula. Ironically, crabeater seals do not feed on crabs, but instead, like many other Antarctic species, rely on krill as the foundation of their diets. However, polar regions are warming faster than anywhere else in the world and with both krill populations and sea ice dwindling in the region, this fragile ecosystem is at risk of collapse. #FollowMe at @PaulNicklen and explore my feed for more photos from #Antarctica. #crabeaterseal #seaice #krill #climatechange #photography

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