# of natives from Antarctica.
0
Ice Sheet
Be careful, they are much smaller on top of the water than they are underneath.
Iceberg
This is the most popular penguin in Antarctica.
Emperor
Antarctica is surrounded by this ocean.
Southern
Because it receives very little precipitation, it is agreed that Antarctica classifies as this.
Desert
# of research stations in Antarctica.
50
The process of ice breaking away from a glacier.
Calving
Antarctica is this ranked this number for largest continent.
5th
Tiny crustaceans similar to shrimp.
Krill
Antarctica's Main recourse.
This document was signed by several countries to protect Antarctica's environment.
The Antarctic Treaty
# of tourists that visit Antarctica each year.
6,000
A slab of ice attached to the castline but floats on the ocean.
Ice Shelf
Scientists are worried about the size of the whole in this layer of the atmosphere.
Ozone
Tiny organisms floating on the water's surface.
Plankton
Instruments placed on weather balloons, planes, and satellites to study the planet.
Remote Sensing
Testing of these will no be permitted in Antarctica.
Bombs, Weapons
Roald Amundsen beat Robert Scott to the South Pole by this many days.
34
A large chunk of ice that breaks off.
Iceberg
# of inches of precipitation Antarctica receives each year.
2-4
Organisms that grow on rocky surfaces.
Lichen
This is air blown from inland driven by Earth's gravity.
Antarctica does not have a government, and therefore is not a this.
Country
# of feet Antarctica stands above sea level.
7,000
Ice has been measured up to this thickness in Antarctica.
2 miles
This is the tallest point in Antarctica.
Mount Massif
A flowering plant found on rocks in Antarctica.
Pearlwort
Antarctica was once part of a landmass called this.
Gondwana
This country claims the biggest amount of territory (or piece of pizza) in Antarctica.
Australia