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Over 350,000 people live 4 feet above sea level in the island republic of Maldives, yet most never learned to swim!

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Over 350,000 people live 4 feet above sea level in the island republic of Maldives, yet most never learned to swim!

With a reputation as cold, forbidding and remote, Antarctica can also be a fragile place, home to an incredible variety of life along its edges. Join National Geographic explorer Jon Bowermaster [...]

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