Petermann Island

The beauty of Antarctica, what strikes me most is the friendly and lovely animals. When I see the huge whales, stick their tails out of the water, when I see the cute penguins and seals and the huge whales living in harmony... I see the harmonious beauty of nature.

Peterman is a relatively large island on the Antarctic continent with a Norwegian science station. There are many floating icebergs around the island, and you will often see penguins and sea lions or seals sleeping on it. The scenery on the island is very beautiful, there will be auroras half a year, very beautiful, it is worth a walk.

The waters off Peterman Island in Antarctica are very open, and it is also a frequent place for killer whales, beluga whales, and dolphins. It was spectacular to see the flock of whales, the loud screams, the sea swam around, the sea with his huge tail, or the high columns of water spewed from his head.

Fortunately, I saw the collective predation of humpback whales in the Antarctic. About a dozen humpback whales fought collectively and used their bubble tactics to hunt krill. According to the expedition team, because each humpback whale has different tail patterns, this group should come from the equator, which is relatively rare.

The vast seas near Peterman Island are a frequent place for Antarctic killer whales and humpback whales, so whale watching here is a great tourist project. Whales are usually group-infested, they will be very interesting to ripple over the sea, but do not throw food at them to avoid polluting the environment.

Peterman Island is an island in the hinterland of the Antarctic mainland. There are a lot of penguins and many varieties. At the same time, there are also exotic iceberg wonders, rocks are straightened by ice and snow, and there are magical ice caves and floating islands. It is worth visiting the island.