The continent is essential to comprehending climate change despite its hostile and frigid climate. Sea levels are increasing as a result of the rapid melting of several Antarctic glaciers brought on by warming global temperatures. Coastal communities around the world are seriously threatened by this melting. Unique ecosystems with species that have evolved to survive in harsh environments can also be found on Antarctica's glaciers. Preserving biodiversity and comprehending the continuous effects of climate change on our globe depend on protecting this frozen wilderness.With ice covering around 98% of its area, Antarctica is the southernmost continent in the globe and is home to some of the most massive glaciers. A vital part of the global climate system is played by these glaciers, which include the enormous Lambert Glacier. The ice sheet of Antarctica is essential for controlling sea levels since it contains roughly 70% of the fresh water on Earth.