“We’re under the n’ocean that we know it all⠀ There’s always more to it than what we see on the surface. Two-thirds of the Earth’s surface is under the ocean and all we can see with the naked eye is just one-third of that (whoa, mathematics yo). But the point is, dig deeper. Always more than meets the eye Photo: Antarctic water as we docked on the beach of the peninsula, peaceful as ever (and covered in penguin poo) | A repost from @indragramm #Antarctica #TravelwithQuark #GoPro
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