And the My little Pony Shrine. Friendship and Magic. We're here at the end.

One of my favorite things about down here too is these amazing formations that form up top.

I'll show up to you in a second here.

And... okay.

Josh, you...

The other lies back on. Oh, The All right guys. Well, that's the ice tunnels underneath the South Pole. Like I said, it's one of my favorite places on station. I'm struggling to talk because my mouth is really cold. My lips aren't

working. But I think that means it's a sign for us to go back up. So I think this is where I'm going to cut the video. I hope you enjoyed it. Like I said, it's an awesome place to go down here. I like to come down here whenever I get the chance.

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yeah let's let's get out of here before my mouth freezes and I can't talk at all.

So, I think that was quite fascinating.

I'm pretty sure a lot of you saw a lot of creepy things like shrines and hully and puppets and my little ponies.

But this is showing you what they're not showing you but they're showing you. He said

waste and water go through those pipes. I want you to think about that for a

second.

A hospital fire station waste treatment plan.

Now, amongst the unique phenomenon that occur in the continent,

let's say Antarctica is home to an extremely weird waterfall.

The year was 1911 when Australian geologist wondered about the so-called blood falls.

He was extremely puzzled by this red stream of liquid pouring from a small

hillside amongst the Antarctic ice. After years of studying it, it was understood what caused the redness was the high iron content in the water.

The last piece of the puzzle came when scientists discovered that there was an underground lake with water full of oxidized iron nearby which was what caused the

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