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Typically tourists visit the Antarctic Peninsula, because it is the warmest part of the continent and the most accessible with the least amount of continental and blocking sea ice.
There are a a few scientific research stations that welcome tourists -- with advance visitation reservations. However, tourists also make landfall where ever they can in order to claim to have 'set foot' on the continent. Breeding penguin colonies are also popular visitation locations for tourists.
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What are people called from Antarctica?
There are no native peoples in Antarctica.
Why do visitors want to go to Antarctica?
Antarctica is one of the seven continents, and is a valid destination for any tourist interested in experiencing exotic landscapes, and polar temperatures.
Will antarctica continue to allow visitors?
Yes, tourism to Antarctica is a profitable industry.
In Louisiana what places would visitors want to go to?
visitors might want to visit the state capitol building in Louisiana
What are the places protecting Antarctica?
There are no places protecting Antarctica, Antarctica is protected but an international treaty.
Where would people go if they visit antarctica?
Visitors to Antarctica -- generally tourists -- arrive in boats and visit beaches. The most accessible are the beaches in the Antarctic Peninsula, but there are tours to other sea-side destinations.
What kind of people visit Antarctica?
scientiststourists but it is very expensive
How many people are about to visit Antarctica?
Because we are not in tune with all the potential visitors to Antarctica, we cannot give you a firm number, sorry.
Where do the visitors stay and what do they do in Antarctica?
Tourists to Antarctica maintain residency on the ships used to travel to the continent. There are no commercial facilities on the Antarctic continent.
What does an orangutan habitat look like?
it lives in Antarctica and cold places
Why do wolves live in Antarctica and other places?
There are no wolves in Antarctica.
Does Antarctica have places to see?
Yes, all of Antarctica is a 'place to see'.
