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 \nAntarctica lies at the South Pole.Most ofAntarctica is covered with ice.  \nErnest Shackleton wanted to be the firstperson to cross Antarctica on foot.In August,1914 his ship,Endurance,set sail from England.The ship headed south.  \n2  \nOn November 5 Endurance arrived at SouthGeorgia Island in the South Atlantic Ocean.The weather was miserable.So Shackleton andhis crew waited a month to continue their trip.When they set out again,they took lots ofsupplies.There were 28 men and 69 dogson board.  \nFor weeks things went smoothly as theyheaded south.Along the way,they stopped tolet the dogs run on the floating ice.  \n4  \nThen,in January,1915,the ship becametrapped in the ice in the Weddell Sea.  \nThe crew chopped at the ice to try to freethe ship,but it was no use.  \n5  \nFrom the deck,Shackleton and his crew couldsee only snow and ice to the horizon.A rescuewas unlikely,since no one knew where theywere.Hiking out would be too risky.It seemedhopeless.  \n6  \nThe ship was leaking badly.Shackletonwas worried about his men.He knew theEndurance was sinking.  \nA group of emperor penguins waddled byand made eerie squawking and squeakingsounds.  \nShackleton knew he had to save his men.\"Everyone off the boat,\"he shouted.  \nThe men took what they could carry withthem on the slippery ice.They set up campon the frozen Weddell Sea.Each man got asleeping bag and a tent to sleep in.  \n8","cbCaimHgdOHgwGCk","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaimHgdOHgwGCk","pdf",3170098,"English","# Ordering Options\n## About the expedition\n## Endurance trapped in ice\n## Escape and survival","[{\"question\":\"Who led the Antarctica crossing attempt on foot?\",\"answer\":\"Ernest Shackleton led the expedition and wanted to be the first person to cross Antarctica on foot.\"},{\"question\":\"When did the Endurance set sail, and from where?\",\"answer\":\"In August 1914, the ship Endurance set sail from England headed south.\"},{\"question\":\"Why was a rescue unlikely after the ship became trapped?\",\"answer\":\"Rescue seemed unlikely because no one knew where they were, and hiking out would be too risky.\"}]","Antarctica's Challenge - read online free | PDF",1791860192,31]