What dynasty was Antarctica during the Three Kingdoms period

Antarctica was discovered in the 18th century, and everyone knows the Three Kingdoms time, 176-256 AD, so it was an undiscovered pure wild environment at that time. Because Antarctica has only a few scientific expeditions and whaling teams from other continents, Antarctica is characterized by the absence of indigenous people and the absence of any traces of ancient human activity. Until now, there were no factories or farmlands in Antarctica, and humans could not survive in Antarctica due to the local natural resources and environment.

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1738 In 1739, the Frenchman Bouvet discovered an island near the South Pole (present-day Bouvet Island) while sailing.

1772 In 1775, the Englishman Captain Cook arrived in the South Shetland Islands near Antarctica.

1820 In 1821, the American Palmer, the Russians Belinsgauzin and Lazarev, and the Englishman Bransfield discovered the Antarctic continent successively.

1838 In 1842, the Englishman Ross, the Frenchman Dearville, and the American Wilkes visited the Antarctic continent.

In December 1911, Amundsen and four other Norwegians were headed.

1928 In 1929, the Americans made several Antarctic expeditions and established the "Amerika Base Minor".

There was no one in Antarctica at that time, it was the Penguin Dynasty.

Penguin Empire QQ XXII.

The animal world, no, it should be Bei Ye's world hahahaha.

Great God, why are you asking such a strange question?

Antarctica is known as the Ice and Snow Plateau, the Wind Reservoir, and the White Desert.

Antarctica is the last continent to be reached by humans, and is also known as the "seventh continent".

Ice and snow plateau: the average altitude is the highest, about 2410 meters, wind reservoir: up to 100m s, 12 typhoons only white desert: the desert area is short of water, and there is little rain in Antarctica.

Ice and Snow Continent Ice and Snow World.

Wind bank. White desert. The last pure land on earth. Ice and snow plateau.

If you really want to go, you can apply for an expedition to Antarctica, and that ship seems to be called the "Snow Dragon"! It seems like I go to Antarctica every year! By the way, it is very cold in Antarctica, so you should bring more clothes.

In addition, it is very windy there, so if it is too thin, it is recommended not to go to ......

Limited to scientific purposes Surely, we just finished the exam, and the teacher said that other purposes will destroy its ecological environment, and Antarctica, as a continent that we don't know much about, is limited to scientific expeditions.

Paleogeographic environment research and investigation.

There is no country.

In December 1959, the Antarctic Treaty was signed by 12 countries. Its main contents are: Antarctica is to be used only for peaceful purposes, to guarantee the freedom to conduct scientific expeditions in the Antarctic region, to promote international cooperation in scientific expeditions, to prohibit all activities of a military nature in the Antarctic region, as well as nuclear and radioactive waste disposal, to freeze territorial claims to the Antarctic, etc.

Under the Antarctic Treaty, Antarctica does not belong to any country.

Antarctica does not belong to any one country.

Antarctica (English name: antarctica; French name: antarctique) is the last continent that humans reached, also known as the "seventh continent".

Located in the southernmost part of the planet, almost all of the land is within the Antarctic Circle, surrounded by the Pacific, Indian and Atlantic Oceans. It is the continent with the highest geographical latitude in the world, and it is also the continent with the most longitudes. With a total area of about 14 million square kilometers, it accounts for about the world's total land area and ranks fifth among the seven continents.

Well, Antarctica, in the south, north on all sides, there are penguins, there are no polar bears, there is land under the ice, what else to know.