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A23A, which weighs 1.1 trillion tons, is stopped from a remote British regional island in the South Atlantic, According to a statement From the British Antarctic Survey (BAS) on Tuesday.
Dr. Andrew Maj.
If the Iceberg is founded, we do not expect it to significantly affect the local wildlife of South Georgia…. Majers said that in the past, commercial fisheries have been disrupted, and as the Berg breaks into small pieces, the fishing work in the area can be both more difficult and potentially effective.
“It will be interesting to see what will happen,” he added.
“From a scientific point of view, we want to see how the iceberg will affect the local ecosystem. He said,” The nutrients through the grounding have stirred and its melting can increase the availability of food foods from the entire regional ecosystem, including peanuts.
“We have a number of ongoing studies that look at the fact that 'Magberg' supports the circulation of the sea, its chemistry and the ecosystem.”
The A3A, in 1986, fell on the Fluchanner Ice Shelf in Antarctica and stood on the shore in the Widely Sea for more than 30 years.
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In January, Maj. Magberg named Magberg called “A” Sports games The ice styling wall that the towers on the ship.
Majers “Iceburg itself is huge and it extends from the horizon to the horizon Told the Associated Press Point
“Some waves are breaking down against it and if you get a bit of sunshine, it's really dramatic.”
On November 24, 2024, on November 24, 2024 in the Atlantic near South Georgia and South Sandwich Islands, the Iceburg A23A airstrikes.
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Majers said that every slightly water surface of the iceberg is 10 times higher, above the water level.
He predicted in January that in two to four weeks, Iceberg would approach South Georgia, where the water flows, and it slips itself or slips in the past.
“South Georgia is amazingly environmentally rich islands. Majers said it is a enhancement for a number of penguins, millions of penguins and seals.” There are a lot of papils and girls and they are still dependent on their parents. “
Parents get out of the water and fodder largely. Iceburg can block your food paths, and adults more swimming, and burns more energy, and bringing children back to less. “Unfortunately, the mortality rate may increase dramatically. And this has happened in the past,” Majers said.
In 2020, Another mass Iceburg broke Antarctica's and was on a possible collision course with South Georgia, thousands of people are home Penguins And Seal.
Iceberg, known as A68-A, looked like a big hand pointing to a finger. It is measured 150 km long and 48 km wide, with a surface area almost like EntRED Prince Edward Island. It was the largest Iceberg's largest remaining, which ended the Larson Sea Ice Shelf in July 2017.
There is no permanent settlement in the South Georgia or adjoining sandwiches, but the UK maintains two research bases and monitors trade fishing in the area.
Many Iceberg have been trapped in the surrounding waters around South Georgia, where they slowly melt and slowly melt.
A large -scale iceberg known as the A38 was rounded in South Georgia in 2004, causing a large -scale dye office to be seal and penguin girls. Iceburg was Divided into twoLeave a piece back, which is measured 70 km long and 19 km width.
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