The extreme coldness of Antarctica can be mitigated by breathing through materials that help warm the ambient air before it reaches the lungs. 'Special masks' or breathing through materials is strictly optional for the temporary workers and scientists who work there.
No it is not possible!
A special talent is a talent that not many other people have. For example, if someone could breathe for 10 minutes underwater just in one breathe, that could be considered as a special talent. If you can hold your breathe for 5 seconds however, this wouldn't be considered as a special talent because a lot of other people can do that too. Hope that helps!
Most people who live in the Northern Hemisphere say 'Arctic' when you discuss Antarctica. This shows a limited knowledge of the continent. People who live in the Southern Hemisphere are more knowledgeable about Antarctica, and some people believe it to be a special place.
Not all people breathe through the nose. There happen to be a lot of mouth - breathers but people who breathe out of their nose are more common.
Plants produce oxygen through photosynthesis. Plants breathe in carbon dioxide from people and release oxygen for people to breathe and live.
All -- 100% -- of the people in Antarctica, are people...in Antarctica.
People can breathe through the mouth. It may be uncomfortable to do so over the long haul, but it is possible. You would have to guard against dry mouth.
well maybe if they went to a special school to learn how to speak English
Your visa requirements in order to visit Antarctica are based on the requirements of the countries through which you travel to access the continent. Antarctica has no sovereignty, and thus, no requirement for travel papers.
Well, Through my extensive research I have found that to anti-freeze Antarctica you have to have a really big bath and then eat some penguin?
No the hippo has to come up for air but the can stay underwater for a long time
All temporary scientists and workers in Antarctica live on research stations. Generally, people sleep in dorms, eat in cafeterias and work in work locations. Field camps are erected seasonally, when all life is conducted out of doors or in tents. There are no houses in Antarctica.