Top 10 Most Extraordinary Discoveries Made From Antarctica

Antarctica is the most mysterious place on Earth holding many amazing discoveries. Here are the Top 10 Most Extraordinary Discoveries Made From Antarctica.
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Be Amazed at these Top 10 Most Extraordinary Discoveries Made From Antarctica! Dinosaurs - In the mid-1980s and early 1990s, scientists discovered multiple sets of fossilized remains of the magnificent reptiles who once ruled the planet. Meteorite With Martian Life - In 1996, David McKay , a NASA researcher, found what appeared to be traces of Martian life inside a meteorite recovered from Allan Hills in Antarctica in 1984. Unfreezing Super-Salty Pond - There's a pond in Antarctica that is so salty, that it does 'nt freeze even with a temperature of minus 50oC. It's made of 95% pure Calcium Chloride, that's far purer than salt found in other places in nature. Subglacial Lakes - Researchers have discovered a massive , 62-mile long, ribbon-shaped subglacial liquid lake in Antarctica that could be teeming with new species that has been hidden for millennia beneath the glacial cap. Ancient Forrest - Strange forests with some features of today's tropical trees have been discovered to have once grown in Antarctica. During the late Permian and early Triassic period , 250 million years ago, the world was a greenhouse.

Penguin Poop Stains - Scientists have been able to track the migration pattern of Emperor Penguins in Antarctica using satellite imagery thanks to their poop stains. Ice Melt Crater A mysterious 2 mile cater, found in the Roi Baudoin ice Shelf in East Antarctica t hat was thought to be made by a meteorite, has been found to be likely formed by a leaky meltwater lake. Blood Falls - Blood Falls is a liquid outflow at the snout of Taylor Glacier in East Antarctica. Its is a plume rising from an ancient hyper-saline lake trapped beneath Taylor Glacier’s 400 meters of ice. Giant Sea Spider - Sea spiders can be found all over the world, however, the ones found in the Antarctic sea are far bigger than your everyday sea spiders; they can grow to a leg-span of nearly 25 centimeters . Eulagisca Gigantean - The Eulagisca Gigantean is an 8-inch marine worm that lives in the waters near Antarctica. It has an oval body ringed with shiny golden bristles and topped with a sharp-toothed maw.