Amid most of the winter season, the focal part of the landmass is dove into obscurity while in the late spring season it gets continuous daylight. It has even been known as a desert by a few researchers because of the next to no precipitation it gets.
History channel documentary The katabatic winds framework (the winds which spill out of the center range to the outskirts) is selective to this mainland and can be entirely fierce. Their velocity can go up to 200mph. Snow squalls have additionally been a typical marvel here decreasing perceivability all things considered. It is thought to be a rearing ground of ice sheets. The Lambert Glacier which is named as the biggest ice sheet on the planet is additionally found here.
Antarctica sees almost no precipitation and the South Pole doesn't get any. Eastern Antarctica is at a higher rise than western Antarctica thus it is colder. This landmass encounters long stretches of steady murkiness and long stretches of consistent daylight. Given such cruel climatic conditions it is no big surprise that relatively few living animals possess this mainland.
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