Abstract

The remote and harsh environment of the South Pole, situated in Antarctica, may seem untouched and pristine. However, lurking beneath the icy surface are numerous endangered species struggling to survive in the face of environmental challenges. The impact of these endangered species' decline extends far beyond the Polar Regions, affecting the delicate balance of ecosystems around the globe. Understanding and conserving these unique creatures are crucial for maintaining biodiversity and safeguarding the planet's ecological health.