The expedition had set up cameras to study penguin migratory patterns. After several weeks of nothing, one of the cameras began picking up movement.
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The French Astrolabe and the Zelee caught in Antarctic ice 1838 during the Expedition of Jules Dumont d'Urville, watercolour by A. Mayer 1838
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• There are strange lights in the sky. It is not the Aurora Borealis. You pretend it is the Aurora Borealis.
• Something is eating the polar bears.
• The ice fields seem to go on forever. Perhaps they do.
• You wake up in darkness. You go to sleep in darkness. You exist in darkness.
• Watch out for falling icicles- they’re waiting for you to come within spearing distance.
• Yes, the wolf is howling your name. Do not go outside.
• Every radio station is static. Sometimes whale song plays from a channel with no name.
• A crack in the ice opened up last week. It creaks and groans intermittently. There is no bottom in sight.
• A pale figure stands atop the northernmost snowdrift at 00:59am each night. At 1am it is gone. We are unsure of his motives.
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Trans Antarctic Expedition Vehicle crossing an abyss in the ice, 1948