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Marcus Antonius Quote – Consider

January 12, 2026 Antarctica Journal

“Consider how much more often you suffer from your anger and grief than from those very things for which you are angry and grieved.” – Marcus Antonius

Poem – What Is Family (By Melissa R Mendelson)

January 12, 2026 Antarctica Journal

Soft, golden rays of sun race across deep, blue water, breathtaking in sight, the touch of life, but the waters could run cold, washing conflict across the shore, and drown deep into misery, turmoil over time. But love never dies. My family holds strong through arguments and heartbreak, and we keep our heads above water. We don’t understand one another. […]

Poetry

Poem – I Feel You (By Robert Beveridge)

January 12, 2026 Antarctica Journal

I Feel You inside me curled ready to spring you feign sleep rest at the base of my skull await stray lustful thoughts of you, devour them, reach down constrict my lungs with your presence

Poetry

Climate Change – Extinction on the Rise

January 12, 2026 Antarctica Journal

A report from the United Nations has stated that the ecosystem is in risk of extinction due to what the humans are doing to the planet. Climate Change is causing the earth to warm up to where the plants and animals will not be able to survive. From Africa to the rain forests of South America plant and animal life […]

Weather/Climate

African Elephants are Being Born Without Tusks

January 12, 2026 Antarctica Journal

About 98% of the female elephants are now showing up without tusks. There were only 2% – 6% born on average a few years ago. Poachers target the elephants with tusks for the best ivory and now that they have been doing this for so long, they have altered the gene pool. In the past ten years they have slaughtered […]