When you think Antarctica, you think penguins, seals, whales, and maybe polar bears if you get your poles mixed up.
But living under the ice is a cornucopia of curious and colourful marine life.
The problem in in mapping and tracking that marine life - but some Australian researchers have a plan for that, too.
One of them, Nicole Hill from the University of Tasmania, joins us on the line.
Most Antarctic fish have evolved ‘anti-freeze blood’ allowing them to survive in water temperature below zero degrees Photo: Australian Antarctic Division
