What natural problems do you think you have to face when traveling to Antarctica?

The climate in Antarctica is characterized by severe cold, drought and strong winds.

Moreover, there are few transportation facilities here, and there are slippery places with snow and ice everywhere, which may be threatened by avalanches.

No permanent residents provide guidance and food.

Therefore, in addition to albino weather and severe cold, we must also face difficulties such as drought and water shortage (which may lead to high temperature and snowfall), strong winds, food, camp selection and finding favorable routes.