Drone Flew Over The Ice Wall Of Antartica And Captured The Most Shocking Footage Ever...

One of these stories involves seals, often called the ocean's puppies because they look so cute. Even though they might seem simple with their glossy eyes, studies have shown they are very good at surviving.

Take the Weddell seals, for example. These seals can dive more than 2,000 feet deep into the icy waters and hold their breath for over an hour. They are excellent hunters, but what really makes them special is their ability to find air holes in the thick ice. This skill is crucial for both breathing and catching their food.

But how do they do it? Research funded by the National Science Foundation has found that Weddell seals have an internal compass. They use Earth's magnetic fields to navigate, like having a builtin GPS. This amazing adaptation helps them survive in Antarctica's tough environment.