The only Antarctic island where Shackleton’s crew survived – scientists allow just 200 visitors yearly
In 1916, twenty-eight men huddled under overturned boats on a desolate Antarctic island, surviving on penguin meat and melted snow for four months. Today, Elephant Island remains the only place on Earth where visitors can stand exactly where Shackleton’s crew fought death itself—and scientists strictly limit access to just 200 people per year. This 558-square-kilometer … Lire plus