I confess, this is terrifying. Takes my breath away terrifying. I am out of superlatives to describe the present moment. And tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow? No idea. Data: climatereanalyzer.org/clim/sst_daily…

Well the extreme event in the #Antarctic certainly continues... + More visualizations of Antarctic sea ice: zacklabe.com/antarctic-sea-…

Asturian countryside 😍. Can't believe my eyes.

Levels of #Antarctic sea ice continue way below any other year in our satellite record for the date, yikes... Again, other visualizations available at zacklabe.com/antarctic-sea-…. Or read more about this ongoing extreme event in wired.com/story/antarcti… and abc.net.au/news/2023-05-3…

Things began to look very unusual two months ago. Today the charts need no commentary, they speak for themselves. This is the Atlantic. x.com/drtels/status/…

July 2023 compared to all other Julys since 1940. Yeesh. Via Copernicus ECMWF

#ImageOfTheDay According to Copernicus ECMWF, July 2023 was the warmest July on record♨️ Tº🌡️ anomalies reached peaks of ➡️ +4ºC in Italy, Greece & Spain ➡️ +7ºC in the Canadian Arctic ⬇️Surface Air Tº Anomaly for July 2023 retrieved from #CopernicusClimate Change Service data

Con las primeras lluvias florece el desierto de Atacama, en Chile.

Temperature Update for July 2023 Warmest July — and warmest month of any kind — in the Instrumental record. Warmest July for both land and ocean. El Niño continues to strengthen. Almost certain that 2023 will become a record warm year. berkeleyearth.org/july-2023-temp…

Once upon a time there was a shallow red coral (Corallium rubrum) wall in #Thyrrenian sea. Images speak for themselves. Photo by simone nicolini #climatechange #massmortalityevent #marinebiodiversity #reefconservation

Marine mammals such as whales, orcas, dolphins, and seals feed on it. Reddish in color, it is considered a fundamental piece of the trophic webs of the white continent. Did you guess who we're talking about? Yes, it's krill! 🦐 #CienciaEn30segundos #Antártida #futurescenarios

These studies led by biologist Anabella Taverna (for the sea squirt) and geneticist Leyla Cárdenas (for the mussel), revealed that the influx of ships🛳️, ocean temperature increase🌡️, and the physiological capacity of the species⚗️, could provide an "invasion window” 🪟

🥂 We’re excited to announce the 2023 SCAR Fellows! 🥂 Congratulations to our five fellows Laiza Cabral de Faria, Alice Oates, Thomas Holmes, Liliana Margonari and FPA2 SCAR Fellow Dieter Tetzner. Full announcement: scar.org/general-scar-n…

Despedimos a la dotación y al personal científico de la Campaña Antártica de Verano que estará durante 2024 en la Base Carlini, desde la Base Aérea El Palomar.

Next stop: further than the 60th parallel south! 🇦🇶

The view from the office. So in love with you, Antarctica 🩵🇦🇶

The perfect meme for the next Functions class

A little bit about our last adventure in the Antarctic 👇🤩

In Argentina we are very proud of our high-quality, public, open and free University system. We defended it today, and will keep defending it.

Kelp gull attacks double the probability of #SouthernRightWhale calves dying at Península Valdés, Argentina. Attacks might contribute to late-season deaths of older calves, as repeated attacks may degrade calf health over the season bit.ly/meps_746_1 María Piotto Inst. de Diversidad y Ecología Animal (IDEA)