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Besides their legendary sled-towing capability – even through the sky – and their need to only work...

Southern elephant seals (Mirounga leonina), affectionately known as “blubber slugs”, are phocids (ea...

Surf’s up! Hard to believe, but that's the reaction from a thankfully small (and ill-informed) group...

Stretching over 14.5 million square kilometers (5.5. million square miles), the Arctic region covers...

Seven compelling reasons why Poseidon Expeditions should be your top choice for a polar adventure:...

Special significance is often attached to the crossing of the so-called Polar Circles. What are ...

A polar cruise is a great way to achieve your geographical goals. Here are some of the northernmost...

Penguins are the animals most famously associated with Antarctica. They are also one of the most...

The Faroe Islands, a hidden gem of an archipelago in the Northern Atlantic Ocean, hold a wealth ...

Life at an Antarctic research station can be challenging. In addition to contending with the harsh...

Svalbard, the perfect representation of the pristine polar environment in most people’s imagination...

Anyone who joins a polar expedition cruise will become quite familiar with Zodiacs*. Read on to ...

Planning an Arctic cruise to see walruses and polar bears? Read on to find our who really rules ...

Here are still a lot of things we don't know about Antarctica. The last discovered and least explored...

Antarctica is a fascinating, mysterious place. Discovered less than 200 years ago by Charles Wilkes,...

Most travelers to Antarctica know that the Seventh Continent is not a sovereign territory belonging...

Hey, it’s a catchy title for anything ranging from a happy hour cocktail to a sprained ankle that...

Passengers returning from their Antarctica cruise are sometimes surprised by the pleasant lack of...