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đ§đˇ Florescimento do Gelo + đĢđˇ Floraison de glace + đēđ¸ Ice Bloom
đ§đˇ Eram provavelmente as Ãēltimas milhas a atravessar no gelo antes de uma tempestade se instalar. O gelo se amontoava à medida que a Sardinha 2 alcançava o Ãēltimo pedaço de terra. Ouvi uma respiraÃ§ÃŖo forte atrÃĄs de mim. Depois outra. Depois dezenas. Uma famÃlia de 30 ou 40 baleias jubarte estava nos seguindo. Chegavam tÃŖo perto que eu poderia tocÃĄ-las. A ÃĄgua era verde e leitosa. Se eu pudesse ver sob a superfÃcie com um microscÃŗpio, veria o gelo marinho nutrindo o mar com minerais e fitoplÃĸncton, a base de toda a vida animal do Ãrtico. O gelo marinho que para mim era um perigo, era o responsÃĄvel pelo florescimento de todas as espÊcies. đĢđˇ CâÊtaient probablement les derniers milles à parcourir sur la glace avant quâune tempÃĒte ne sâinstalle. La glace sâamoncelaient à mesure que le Sardinha 2 atteignait le dernier bout de terre. Jâai entendu une respiration bruyante derrière moi. Puis une autre. Puis des dizaines. Une famille de 30 ou 40 baleines à bosse nous suivait. Elles sâapprochaient si près que jâaurais pu les toucher. Lâeau Êtait verte et laiteuse. Si jâavais pu voir sous la surface à lâaide dâun microscope, jâaurais vu la banquise nourrir la mer de minÊraux et de phytoplancton, la base de toute la vie animale de lâArctique. La banquise, qui reprÊsentait pour moi un danger, Êtait responsable de lâÊpanouissement de toutes les espèces. đēđ¸ These were probably the last few miles weâd have to traverse across the ice before a storm set in. The ice was piling up as Sardinha 2 reached the last stretch of land. I heard heavy breathing behind me. Then another. Then dozens. A pod of 30 or 40 humpback whales was following us. They came so close I could have touched them. The water was green and milky. If I could see beneath the surface with a microscope, I would see the sea ice nourishing the ocean with minerals and phytoplanktonâthe foundation of all animal life in the Arctic. The sea ice that posed a danger to me was responsible for the flourishing of all species.
