Join Douglas Russell, a curator in the Natural History Museum's Bird Group, as he tells the story of the remarkable journey undertaken by Apsley Cherry-Garrard, Henry Bowers and Edward Wilson during the Terra Nova expedition.
Find out why the men risked their lives to collect emperor penguin eggs in the middle of the Antarctic winter and discover the hardships they endured, later chronicled by Cherry-Garrard in his book The worst journey in the world.
Great video, thanks
conornoz 2 weeks ago
At 2:50 you can see a horse, i wonder if it survived such cruelty?
ginofrater 1 month ago
Now that's what I call devoted scientists. Impressive.
NamuWissen 1 month ago