Ce s-a descoperit sub gheața Antarcticii după ce un iceberg uriaș a luat-o din loc

A British research team discovered a 'fish city' in the Weddell Sea, revealing a complex ecosystem beneath the Antarctic ice. This finding, made possible after the A-68 iceberg broke off in 2017, showcases over a thousand fish nests with distinct geometric patterns. The species Lindbergichthys nudifrons, known for its yellow-finned appearance, lays thousands of eggs in these nests, which are protected by males. This discovery highlights the need for a Marine Protected Area in the region, emphasizing the importance of the entire food chain. The study challenges the notion of Antarctica as a lifeless desert, showing a thriving, organized underwater life.