1 Penguin is dressed in a big black-and-white dress, with an orange beak and an orange feather under its neck, which gradually fades down, with the deepest behind its ears and harmonious color? It is mainly distributed in many places in the Antarctic continent between 66 and 77 south latitude. Usually feed on fish, shrimp and cephalopods in the sea.
2. Seals are mainly distributed in the cold polar waters, and Antarctic seals live in Antarctic ice sources. Members of the seal family can be divided into two groups: northern and southern, which can be divided into two groups: seal subfamily and monk seal subfamily. The distribution of seal subfamily is basically limited to the northern hemisphere, while monk seal subfamily can be seen in the southern part of the northern hemisphere outside the southern hemisphere. Fish is the main food, but also crustaceans and cephalopods.
3. The Antarctic Wolf, an endemic species of canines, became extinct in 1876 (in West Falkland Island), and it is also one of the only known extinct canines in history. In order to survive, Antarctic wolves have become sharp-toothed in the long-term evolution process, and they can easily tear apart food and swallow it with little chewing. Molar teeth have also adapted very well to the needs of cutting meat and gnawing bones.
4. Antarctic krill is mainly concentrated in the Southern Ocean. They are distributed around the polar regions, and the highest density is in the Atlantic region. Antarctic krill is a key species in Antarctic ecosystem, and it provides an important food source for whales, seals, leopard seals, fur seals, crab-eating seals, squid, ice fish, penguins, albatrosses and other birds.
5. Antarctic skua is a hunter, and its prey mainly includes fish and krill, but it doesn't miss other opportunities. Skua mostly fly over the island, generally not moving on the sea, and sometimes fly to the sky not far from the shore to deal with prey in pursuit of food. The skua has a strong flying ability, and its flapping posture is fierce and brave.