Southern hemisphere part3

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October 7,2026

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Summer in the southern hemisphere, many travelers coming down to the Antarctica. Arctic winter season brings snow in the northern hemisphere, while southern hemisphere gets more sunny days where birds and marine communities migrate for the summer season.

Migration in southern hemisphere, pollinators travel to the easiest spots like mountain ranges, and marine communities swim towards Mascareigne archipelago where there are plenty of plankton and the highest precipitation. Largest whale hot spot in the southern ocean( less traffic).

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Tropic bird AKA ( Paille en Queue )roaming in the Southern Ocean Archipelago ( Tropic of Capricorn). They nest on high mountains where there is less traffic . Tropic birds are among other pelagic birds flying over the turquoise tropical ocean, ready to for the summer fishing season. There are a variety of pelagic school of fishes in the tropical ocean in the southern hemisphere.

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Note: it is extremely important to keep temperature balance in the Largest Pacific Ocean, because the effects of 2026 El Niño plays a significant part influencing pelagic migration. Moreover Southern hemisphere tropical archipelago islands are in the highest precipitation area.

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