Antarctic Peninsula
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Nov 1, 2026
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3:39Gabriela EmanuelCORRESPONDENT
another disease.
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3:41Gabriela EmanuelCORRESPONDENT
When Ralph Venstriels sailed to the Danger Islands just off the Antarctic Peninsula, his team of researchers found penguin carcasses all over.
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3:50Gabriela EmanuelCORRESPONDENT
They took samples expecting to find the bird flu virus.
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3:53Ralph VanstreelsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
And their result was, yes, there is bird flu here, but the virus loads are low.
Peter Hillary on Everest, the Poles and a Life on the Edge
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39:08Peter HillaryGUEST
You're going to the Ice Age.
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39:11Peter HillaryGUEST
As you cross the Drake Passage towards the Antarctic Peninsula, you enter this realm of ice.
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39:18Peter HillaryGUEST
yeah you know um penguins and seals and albatross and whales and it is absolutely stunning so even from the ship you know you're looking up great ice falls coming down out of glacial neves on huge fluted uh antarctic peaks and the impact on people when they see that is just awe
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39:42Steve GraceHOST
yeah
Bad Idea #64 “Krill Fishing in the Antarctic” with Olivia Boyd
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14:24Olivia BoydGUEST
But so what's happened since that rule has lapsed is that these industrial trawlers are free to concentrate their catch on these small areas.
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14:31Olivia BoydGUEST
I think it was something like 57% of the catch last year came from one sort of krill-rich area around the Antarctic Peninsula.
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14:40Olivia BoydGUEST
And so the numbers that the fishing industry produces about how much krill there is in the ocean start to be completely irrelevant because it doesn't matter to a penguin trying to feed its chick if there's plenty of krill hundreds of miles in a different direction.
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14:55Olivia BoydGUEST
They need access where they are.
Meet Scenic Group’s Ultimate Expeditions Leader
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2:44Jason FlesherGUEST
A little different because most
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2:45James ShillinglawHOST
people do Antarctic Peninsula and all that.
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2:47James ShillinglawHOST
Correct.
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2:48James ShillinglawHOST
But with those three ships, you have a lot more options now, right?
405 Travel Can Cause Significant Change
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16:18Tudor MorganGUEST
The first time I went, I went for two and a half years.
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16:20Tudor MorganGUEST
But seeing those experiences by taking people on a ship to these remote places and those experiences that build up of, you know, two days across the Drake Passage from South America to the Antarctic Peninsula.
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16:34Tudor MorganGUEST
You know, people come from this incredibly busy world, whether it be Melbourne, Sydney or Auckland or wherever, or London.
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16:42Tudor MorganGUEST
But people come out of this incredible busy day-to-day life of Uber Eats or whatever it may be to Southern South America and then have these couple of days on the ship.
Whisper in the Wings Episode 1910
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3:51Kyra SimsGUEST
Yeah, so Otto in Antarctica is a sonic dreamscape based on my time in Antarctica this year.
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4:00Kyra SimsGUEST
I was on a ship in the Antarctic Peninsula for five weeks with scientists and took a lot of field recordings and journal entries.
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4:07Kyra SimsGUEST
And I'm weaving it all together with video that has these amazing effects that were done by my colleague, Wren Hardiman.
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4:14Kyra SimsGUEST
The whole thing feels like a dream because when I got back and was in my apartment in New York City, I felt like I had dreamed the whole thing.
Ernest Shackleton
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68:58Justin GordonHOST
So for the third time, Shackleton announced that the destination had been changed.
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69:02Justin GordonHOST
This time, it became Hope Bay, about 130 miles at the tip of the Palmer Peninsula beyond Joinville Island.
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69:10Justin GordonHOST
For the second night running, there was no sleep, though a few men snuggled together in hopes of generating enough warmth to drop off for a moment.
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69:16Justin GordonHOST
But it was achingly cold.
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5:59AnnieHOST
Changes in krill abundance reverberate through the entire Antarctic food web.
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6:04AnnieHOST
Scientific evidence suggests krill densities across the Antarctic Peninsula, where much of the industrial krill fishing is concentrated, may have declined by as much as 80% since the 1970s.
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6:17AnnieHOST
So if you're a person who thinks that taking a krill supplement is important for your health, perhaps maybe you need to factor in the health of the planet.
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6:32MattHOST
I think so.
Episode 106
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24:23Stu SharpeGUEST
So we did Churchill.
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24:25Stu SharpeGUEST
We did Antarctic Peninsula.
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24:29Stu SharpeGUEST
We've done Galapagos, Svalbard, Kutumateen, Grizzly Bear Sanctuary in northern BC.
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24:39Stu SharpeGUEST
We actually went back down and did Falklands, South Georgia, and back to Antarctica.
As Global Ecosystems Collapse, It's Time For Systemic Change
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50:31Robert HunzikerGUEST
It's also happening in the waters down by the Antarctic and the South Ocean.
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50:38Robert HunzikerGUEST
around the Antarctic Peninsula.
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50:40Robert HunzikerGUEST
They have bursts of methane that's starting to come up, huge seams that they've just discovered within the last year.
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50:49Robert HunzikerGUEST
A Spanish expedition of scientists discovered this a year ago.
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