Where do penguins go to dance? What is it like to sleep in an igloo? And how do you find someone in a white-out? Science writer, photographer and explorer-at-heart, Tanya Patrick, travelled to Antarctica aboard the 'Aurora Australis' across one of the roughest oceans in the world to find out the answers. She visited researchers at two of Australia's Antarctic research stations to discover the cool science going on down south - from uncovering secrets about our planet's past, to finding out how life can survive in places colder than your freezer. During her journey, Tanya kept a notebook to record her interviews and observations. You're now holding that book. Inside you'll meet some of the interesting people she met and fascinating animals that she encountered. There are also loads of hands-on activities: you can make an edible Antarctica, build an igloo, learn to be a parent - penguin-style - and much more. So, put on your polar fleece, snuggle into your beanie, and get ready to journey to Antarctica - the coldest, windiest, driest and most isolated continent on Earth.