Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. An Antarctic lake once thought to be completely frozen is instead teeming with life, leaving researchers thrilled about its ...

Lake Vostok is a giant lake in Antarctica that is similar in size to North America's Lake Ontario. But unlike Lake Ontario, Lake Vostok sits beneath more than 2 miles (3 kilometers) of wind-blown snow ...

“We found much more complexity than anyone thought,” senior author Scott Rogers, a biologist at Bowling Green State University, said in a statement. “It really shows the tenacity of life, and how ...

Scientists have identified 85 previously unknown lakes hidden beneath Antarctica's ice using a decade's worth of satellite data. The newfound lakes are "active," meaning they periodically drain and ...

A massive newly discovered lake may lie below the surface of Antarctica’s ice sheet, according to researchers. “We’ve seen these strange, linear channels on the surface, and are inferring these are ...

NBC News: Antarctic scientists say the contnent’s largest, deepest subsurface lake, Lake Vostok, is likely teaming with thousands tiny varieties of organisms and fish. Share this article! NBC News: ...

Water released from Lake Vostok, deep beneath the south polar ice sheet, could gush like a popped can of soda if not contained, opening the lake to possible contamination and posing a potential health ...

What would you expect to find within a permanently frozen Antarctic lake? As if the name Lake Enigma wasn’t mysterious enough, polar scientists have just discovered unique microbial groups living ...

Breakthroughs, discoveries, and DIY tips sent six days a week. Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. Antarctica’s Lake Enigma, located between the Amorphous and ...

Brandee Lake, a passenger on Royal Caribbean's Ultimate World Cruise, talks to PEOPLE about traveling to Antarctica via the TikTok-infamous route Courtesy Brandee Lake Brandee Lake is taking the same ...

A research project put together in part by San Diego researchers achieved something never before done. The research team recovered lake-bed sediment samples, buried under a 15-meter-deep lake located ...