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Unoccupied territory

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It has been dedicated a scientific preserve, claimed by no one nation. While there is no permanent human population, there is continuous year-round occupation at many scientific outposts on the continent.

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Antarctica is a place full of exotic wildlife and breathtaking scenery. If all of it were to be destroyed seal levels will rise drastically over 200 m . This is because Antarctica's ice sheets holds up to 70 % of the worlds fresh water and 90 % of the worlds ice. What people have to do is limit there visits to Antarctica to stop pollution . they should not litter or harm any of the animals. They also should limit the amount of people per year because it is increasing steadily as more and more people want to visit the last great wilderness of the world. So people have to take care of Antarctica or drastic things will happen to the environment!

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A scientific preserve owned by no one -APEX (this is correct, just got it right. Trust me)

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Antarctica is governed by the Antarctic Treaty, which governs all land south of 60 degrees S.

The treaty sets this land aside for the scientific study of the health of planet earth.

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Antarctica -- and all of the land on planet earth south of 60 degrees S -- falls under the control of the Antarctic Treaty, which forms its government.

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Antarctica is governed by The Antarctic Treaty.

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You can find the whole of the Antarctic continent south of 60 degrees south latitude.

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The antarctic landmass comes under the scientific treaty of research and discovery and is thus a politically neutral region and is formed by the related agreement of all member nations.

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Which describes the political status of Antar?

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Who is the queen of Antarctica?

Since Antarctica is a continent with no countries, there are no officials named to such a position.


Why is antarctica only located in a certain part of the world?

As with all continents, Antarctica is fixed in is earthly position.


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