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What is the southernmost seal in Antarctica?

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What is the southernmost seal in Antarctica?
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Weddell seals spend much of their time below the Antarctic ice. They have the southernmost range of any seal, but find the chilly waters rich with the prey they seek. These seals do not migrate often and are commonly found within a few miles of their birthplace.
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The elephant seal is the southern most seal.
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What are the natural resources of Antarctica?
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Who lives in Antarctica?
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Most of this southernmost continent is covered by ice and snow?
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Are there any developing countries in Antarctica?
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No. Antarctica is one place - a continent. No people live in Antarctica, so it cannot be developing.
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