12K views · 480 reactions | Antarctic wildlife (like this gentoo penguin) relies on the Southern Ocean for survival. The Commission for the Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living Resources can safeguard penguins, whales, krill, fish, and seals with a network of marine protected areas in the ocean surrounding Antarctica.  by www.instagram.com/johnbozinov | Antarctic and Southern Ocean Coalition | Facebook

1.6K views · 142 reactions | Many areas of the wild Southern Ocean are unique and deserve comprehensive protection. For 40 years, Australia has hosted the Commission for the Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living Resources, known as CCAMLR. We're working with all 27 members of CCAMLR to establish a representative network of Marine Protected Areas around #Antarctica: to protect marine species and the habitats where they live, feed, and breed. | Australian Antarctic Program | Facebook

4K reactions · 278 shares | Home to an estimated 65 million breeding birds, including 7 million penguins and 250,000 albatrosses, 5 million seals, including 2 million fur seals, and 50% of the world's population of southern elephant seals. This is the most spectacular congregation of wildlife on the planet. | Swoop Antarctica | Facebook

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7.1K views · 249 reactions | As human activity warms our planet, the ocean absorbs over 90% of the excess heat. This increases water volume and melts ice sheets and glaciers, contributing to sea level rise. Watch the video to learn how much global sea level is rising each year, what that looks like in everyday terms, and why it matters. Download the video here: https://climate.nasa.gov/climate_resources/199/rising-tides-understanding-sea-level-rise/ | NASA Climate Change | Facebook