World's Largest Iceberg Threatens South Georgia Wildlife
- The world's largest iceberg is drifting toward South Georgia, threatening wildlife like penguins and seals.
- Scientists warn that the iceberg could impede seals and penguins feeding and raising their young on the island.
- Previous icebergs have caused significant mortality to penguin chicks and seal pups on South Georgia.
- The seal and penguin populations are already struggling due to a bird flu outbreak, and the iceberg could worsen the situation.
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