Question

Which best describes the population of Antarctica?
(Points : 1)
A few thousand scientists

One-hundred thousand natives

About ten thousand soldiers

One million immigrants

Answer 1

How could you even dignify asking this question?

Answer 2

I wasn't for sure thank you very much

Answer 3

There are no native peoples in the Antarctic, only scientists and people who work in support of research there. This does include some military members, notably at the weather stations. The vast majority of residents are employed by governments or international scientific agencies. The actual number there year-round is about 1000, but this can increase to 5000 or more during the summer months. Concerns about climate and polar ice have increased the number of activities being conducted since 2007. As many as 70,000 "expedition tourists"visited Antarctica in 2009, mostly by sea during the summer (January to March).

Answer 4

and thank you for helpin me out @djs98

Answer 5

your wellcome i feel like that guy was bein an retricehole lol :)

Answer 6

Lol I think so too

Answer 7

Ya me too!

Answer 8

ok retricehole shut up

Answer 9

later

Answer 10

if he wants to argue message me

Answer 11

Wow, calm down I was only joking and I gave you a medal DJ. I was not trying to imply a negative connotation.