Species: Crabeater Seal | Location: Prospect Point 66°00.7´ South and 065°20.4´ West, just slightly north of the Antarctic circle, Antarctica
Crabeater Seal on an ice-floe at Prospect Point Antarctica. During this amazing expedition through Natural Habitat Adventures, we made daily excursions in Zodiaks to explore these incredible nutrient-rich Antarctic waters, and to learn about the wildlife endemic to this unique region.
About The Photographer
For several years I had been wanting to visit Antarctica, and my dream was finally realized in February 2015 when Natural Habitat Adventures called to tell me there was a vacancy on the National Geographic Explorer for the final voyage of the season. During this amazing expedition, we made daily excursions in Zodiaks to explore these incredible nutrient-rich Antarctic waters, and to learn about the wildlife endemic to this unique region. This three week trip including the Antarctic Peninsula, South Georgia and the Falkland Islands, truly is the ultimate wildlife experience, with over 30 lectures to compliment the learning.
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