because mix breeding and new speice
After Douglas Mawson, Roald Amundsen and Robert Falcon Scott went to Antarctica
All working dogs removed from the Antarctic continent are taken back to their country of origin by the explorers who transported them there.
Huskies were used in Antarctica primarily during the early to mid-20th century, notably in the 1900s through the 1950s, for transportation and as sled dogs in exploration missions. Their use peaked during the heroic age of Antarctic exploration, including famous expeditions by figures like Ernest Shackleton and Robert Falcon Scott. However, by the late 1950s, their use declined due to changes in transportation methods and concerns about the impact on the local ecosystem. Ultimately, the last huskies were removed from Antarctica in 1994.
Sled dogs were removed from Antarctica because they are disturbing Antarctica's wildlife.
They were removed because there were fears that the seal population would shrink because the scientist's were killing the seals to feed to the huskies.When that was a rather bad idea because there is 30 million seals of just one species and the population of them are increasing and huskies were needed to pull sleighs.
From Cool Antarctica: "The last dogs were taken from Antarctica on Feb 22nd 1994, a consequence of an environmental clause in the Antarctic Treaty that required non-native species to be removed. In the case of dogs, specifically because distemper (a disease of dogs) could potentially spread from the dogs to the native seals of Antarctica."
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He got it removed.
He got it removed.
Perse Blackborrow had his toes removed due to severe frostbite on his left foot during the Nimrod Expedition to Antarctica led by Ernest Shackleton.
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Scientists (the only people who live in Antarctica) try to leave it as they found it, so, all garbage is removed. Tourist ships have strict rules about leaving waste and doing any damage.