Why Does Antarctica’s Blood Falls Spew Ruby Red Water? Microbes Offer New Clues About the Geologic Feature’s Ancient Origins Smithsonian Magazine 21:43 Thu, 06 Aug
Blood Falls in Antarctica May Harbor Ancient Microbes, Preserving Traces of a Lost Ocean Discover Magazine 22:44 Tue, 04 Aug
Red marks the spot: Network of complex microbes discovered at mysterious Blood Falls YaleNews 17:34 Tue, 04 Aug
Geology: Antarctica’s Blood Falls reveals an ancient marine community (Nature Geoscience) Nature Asia 03:57 Tue, 04 Aug
Marine microbes point to ancient seawater source beneath Antarctica's Blood Falls Phys.org 03:29 Tue, 04 Aug
The horrifying truth behind Antarctica's 'Blood Falls': Scientists discover the striking red waterfall is teeming with ancient sea creatures trapped beneath the ice MailOnline 16:09 Mon, 03 Aug Article paywall
'Unique Refuge': A Lost Sea May Still Be Alive Beneath Antarctica's Eerie Blood Falls ScienceAlert 16:03 Mon, 03 Aug
In 1911, a geologist walking through a dry valley in Antarctica found a frozen waterfall stained the colour of rust, and it took a hundred years and a robotic probe to confirm that Blood Falls is fed by a briny lake sealed under a glacier for roughly 1.5 million years, still leaking iron into the light Silicon Canals 08:37 Tue, 14 Jul
