Growing plants without sun or soil could help future astronauts eat well on the long road to Mars.

As global temperature rises, Antarctica’s pristine landscape is already changing, and new research shows most of the region’s plant and animal species – including its iconic penguins – are ...

Emperor penguins are most at risk in Antarctica as global temperature rises, scientists reported Thursday. ... 65% of Antarctica’s plants and animals could disappear, scientists say.

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Turkish scientists are conducting research on plants they collected in Antarctica during the third National Antarctic Science Expedition. “We collected samples of two plant species from eight ...

Climate change is causing two flowering plants in Antarctica to grow faster than ever before. Scientists have observed a tenfold increase in growth for one plant species and a fivefold increase ...

21 Instagram post (direct l i nk, archive link) shows flowering plants growing on land with icebergs floating on water in the background. "Flowers are now staring (sic) to bloom in Antarctica and ...

Ice-free areas are home to almost all Antarctic plants and animals, including penguins, small invertebrates, fungi, lichen and moss, many of which occur nowhere else in the world. Dr Terauds said ...