Extreme cold, hurricane force winds, crevasses, no sun rises for days, weeks or months, lack of any form of survivable landscape assets, extreme dryness -- all are dangerous for humans in Antarctica.
Natural Hazards in Antarctica include blizzards, global warming, introduced species and melting of ice. People have over looked the Natural Hazards of Antarctica because there are so many human impacts that will change Antarctica. Such as rubbish, seweage and waste, poisons such as DDT and whaling/over fishing. The animals in Antarctica will die if we don't stop and maybe Antarctica itself will melt so much and flood other countries. We have to reduce reuse and recycle if we are to live in this world.
Another Answer
Natural hazards on the continent itself include all dangers related to extreme cold weather. Hypothermia, frostbite, and death are all dangers on the continent.
They do scientific research such as researching about climates and the dangers.
There are no natural smells in Antarctica.
Antarctica's natural resource is data about the health of planet earth.
It is because of the cold weather
Antarctica is the highest, driest, coldest, darkest, windiest and iciest continent on earth. The danger for humans there is death from exposure to the elements.
Antarctica is the most extreme climate on earth -- its natural hazard being its extreme cold weather.
they get frostbite and they might get snowed in by a snow storm
there are many dangers in Antarctica.because of ice ,no one was live in that place for many days
The natural thing we all receive from Antarctica is the scientific data relative to the health of planet earth.
The pink you see in Antarctica is a refraction of the available light. There is no natural 'pink snow' in Antarctica.
Antarctica is an extreme, cold weather, polar environment. Dangers include exposure to these extreme conditions. In the case of any accident, there are no medical facilities or rescue facilities that are easily available. An unprepared person could die from hypothermia, falling into a crevasse, or thirst.
Antarctica