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| Who What Where When Why
Janet Kuypers 11/23/17 (leaving Antarctica, crossing the Drake Passage) Who. British explorers, then others, looking for more ways to expand. What. They traveled farther than anyone and discovered a cold, remote land. Where. As far south as their ships could take them. When. Maybe two centuries ago. Why. To discover new land to claim, and more animals to slaughter for food and oil. — And in this unclaimed land, ships from different countries came — it was bitter cold, some died in their quest, but they thought they found a natural treasure. Giant whales were everywhere, so slaughter anything you can find, get it to the whaling ships to extract the blubber and use for oil. And there are so many seals here, large animals that haven’t learned to fear us yet. So with their impunity dozens of species were almost completely decimated. What a treasure. — Who. Twelve countries. Eventually more than eighty, but I think some were just trying to stake their claim. What. They signed an agreement to make this one foreign continent exist for maybe research, but only peace. Where. At the southern pole, where days last half a year and nights give us the Aurora Australis. When. Just over half a century ago, when we realized we had to save what we almost destroyed. And let it thrive. Why. Because when humans come to a new place, the first thing we bring is battle. So if we promise to leave it alone, maybe, maybe peace can truly exist somewhere on planet Earth. | /TR>
