are only a tiny bit of Antarctica: it's just huge. Question: Dear Dr Sharon English Have you had to do any medical work on board the ship? Whats the temperature at the moment? 29 degrees here today in Queenstown but no penguins in sight. Valerie Answer: Hi there, a bit of sea sickness but nothing too bad, a few bruises from climbing back on the boat after the polar plunge, and the odd other ache and pain. Nothing too serious. We are going through the sea ice on our way north again. The odd seal is sunbathing in the minus 2 degree heat. Snow petrels are beautiful as they fly past the boat. Hope you are prepared for the slide show, popcorn will be provided. Sharon. Question from: Joe to: Shackleton Bear dated: 27 Feb Question: Have you had to fish anybody out of the water? Answer: I did not have to fish anyone out the whole trip, thank goodness! Question from: Joe to: Gareth dated: 27 Feb Question: How much money have you raised for Happy Feet? Answer: We aren't raising money for Happy Feet on this trip but hopefully public awareness for some of his friends who are just returning to the ice for what is known as 'The March of the Penguins'. Question from: Joe to: A scientist dated: 27 Feb Question: Have you caught or seen any rare species? Answer: Hi Joe, Besides my shipmate Paul in his Borat mankini (I hope you're too young to