Petermann Island

What moved me most about the beauty of Antarctica was the friendly and lovely animals. When I saw the huge whale sticking its tail out of the water, when I saw the cute penguins and seals living in harmony with the huge whale... I saw the harmonious beauty of nature~

Petermann Island is a relatively large island on the Antarctic continent, where there is a Norwegian research station. There are many floating icebergs around the island, on which you can often see penguins and sleeping sea lions or seals. The scenery on the island is very beautiful, and the aurora will appear for half a year, which is very beautiful and worth a visit.

The waters near Peterman Island in Antarctica are very open, and this is also where killer whales, beluga whales, and dolphins often appear. Here you can see groups of whales, making pleasant and loud calls, swimming around in the sea, slapping the sea surface with their huge tails, or spraying high water columns from their heads, which is really spectacular.

We were lucky enough to see humpback whales collectively hunting in Antarctica. About a dozen humpback whales fought together and used their bubble tactics to hunt krill. According to the expedition team, because the tail fin pattern of each humpback whale is different, this group should have come from the equator, which is relatively rare.

Peterman Island is an island in the hinterland of the Antarctic continent. There are a large number of penguins living here, and there are also strange iceberg wonders, rocks cut straight by ice and snow, as well as magical ice caves and floating islands, which are worth visiting.

Peterman Island is one of the larger islands in Antarctica's George Island. There are many penguins living on the island, about four or five species. There are also many sea lions and seals lying on the ice floes near the island to bask in the sun. There is a Norwegian research station on the island, where people can rest and replenish supplies. It is an important station on the Antarctic Island.