Cape Shirreff

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Cape Shirreff is a prominent ice-free headland on Livingston Island in the South Shetland Islands of Antarctica, known for its rich wildlife, especially penguin and seal colonies.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Antarctic Specially Managed Area
Antarctic Specially Protected Area
headland
ice-free area
formsPartOf north coast of Livingston Island
hasClimate maritime Antarctic climate
hasCoordinateLatitude -62.4667
hasCoordinateLongitude -60.7833
hasHabitatType beach
rocky shore
tundra-like vegetation patches
hasNotableFauna Antarctic fur seal
Antarctic tern NERFINISHED
chinstrap penguin
gentoo penguin
kelp gull
penguins
seals
southern elephant seal NERFINISHED
hasNotableFlora algae
lichens
mosses
hasProtectionStatus Antarctic Treaty protected area
CCAMLR Ecosystem Monitoring Program site NERFINISHED
hasResearchStation Cape Shirreff field camp NERFINISHED
hasSeasonalHumanPresence true
isAccessibleBy ship
small boat
isIceFree true
isImportantBirdArea true
isImportantSeabirdBreedingSite true
isImportantSealBreedingSite true
isManagedBy Chile NERFINISHED
United States NERFINISHED
isNear San Telmo Island NERFINISHED
isUsedFor conservation management
long-term ecological research
wildlife monitoring
locatedIn Antarctica
Livingston Island NERFINISHED
South Shetland Islands NERFINISHED
overlooks Hero Bay NERFINISHED
researchFocus ecosystem monitoring
fisheries interactions
seabird ecology
seal population dynamics

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Livingston Island hasCape Cape Shirreff