The Royal Canadian Navy returned to Halifax Friday from a deployment to Antarctica with tales of spotting exotic wildlife and samples that could lead to a greater understanding of climate change.

HMCS Margaret Brooke, an Arctic and offshore patrol vessel, carried both sailors and scientists on the 46,300 kilometre voyage.{ai:summary}The Royal Canadian Navy has returned to Halifax after a deployment in Antarctica, where they encountered unique wildlife and collected samples that may enhance understanding of climate change. The mission highlights the Navy's role in scientific research and environmental monitoring. #science

Royal Canadian Navy ship takes 'amazing' four month voyage to Antarctica and back

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