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Any animal on the Antarctic continent is only visiting there to breed. No animals 'live' on the continent.
The species you inquire about may exist with a different spelling, but not alive in Antarctica, because no animal lives there.
All animals die at the ends of their lives. There are no animals that 'live' on the Antarctic continent. It is possible that some sea mammals or sea birds that breed on Antarctica's beaches may die during breeding season. These animals include seals and whales in the water, and penguins, petrels and skuas on land.
The sea ice may contain nutrients, since there are marine animals that live in the oceans that surround Antarctica. There are no nutrients in the ice that forms on the continent.
You may be thinking of the Antarctic krill -- Euphausia superba -- the base of the food chain in the Southern Ocean that surrounds Antarctica.No animals live on the continent, but many sea mammals and sea birds breed on Antarctica's beaches. All of these animals can be seen in other locations.
Animals that come to Antarctica's beaches to breed may compete with each other for food. There are, unfortunately, times when chicks and baby mammals become this food.
Even though animals may be different from each other they all manage to live mostly in peace
No, animals do not typically live on the Lambert Glacier in Antarctica. The extreme cold temperatures, lack of vegetation, and harsh conditions make it difficult for most animals to survive in this environment. However, some microorganisms such as bacteria and algae may be able to survive in the ice and snow of the glacier.
Tourists who visit Antarctica adhere to conventions that prevent them from approaching wild animals they may encounter on the beaches. This is mostly for the tourists' protection, since the animals are wild.
Earth is a livable biome, with oxygen and life's needs. Different biomes hold different species and different ways of life. Other animals may not be able to survive in another biome.
Even though stow-away pests that make it to Antarctica may get to the continent, they cannot survive there.
The largest animal on the Antarctic continent is the human animal, an invasive animal hired by countries to work there and live there in support of science. There are no native animals in Antarctica: it's too cold and there is no food chain.