A group of demonstrators will be marching in a part of Antarctica normally inhabited by only penguins, seals and whales
The anti-Trump protesters are preparing to march on board an expedition ship in the Antarctic
Donald Trump is so unpopular that there are even women marching against him in Antarctica.
The day after the inauguration of a president who bragged about grabbing women by their genitals, thousands will be marching in Washington and in more than 60 countries around the world, to “stand up for human rights, women’s rights and against hate.”
And in Paradise Bay, a remote corner of Antarctica whose population normally comprises gentoo penguins, Weddell seals and the occasional humpback whale, a group of at least 30 women and supportive men will be joining the Women’s March movement. They will march with banners proclaiming 'Penguins for Peace', 'Seals for Science', "Cormorants for Climate', and 'Love from seven continents'.
The shortness of the march, however, would be compensated for by the uniqueness of the spectators.
"We hope to have gentoo penguins in the background of our march," said Ms Zunas.
“We are not discussing politics at all,” she added, “But you may infer our opinions based on our choice of day and topic.”
Ms Zunas' own twitter feed also suggests she is not a fan of Trump.
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