Divers' Mission in Antarctica

The video follows Coast Guard divers underwater as they check a boat's rudder and props for damage. They face challenges like getting caught on ice but coordinate to ensure the boat's safety. The mission's importance in Antarctica is highlighted, emphasizing the need for resupply. Final checks confirm everything is in order, and the divers observe marine life, including an orca.

What is the first task the divers need to ensure before starting their mission?

• Inspect the boat's engine

• Verify the communication equipment

• Ensure the green diver is not caught

• Check the weather conditions

What problem does one of the divers face under the ice?

• Encountering a large fish

• Running out of oxygen

• Losing communication

• Getting caught on the ice

Why is the rudder important for the divers' mission?

• It signals the end of the dive

• It is used for communication

• It provides extra oxygen

• It helps in steering the boat

What is the main goal of the divers' mission in Antarctica?

• To explore new marine species

• To resupply Antarctica

• To train for future missions

• To conduct scientific research

What is the overriding pressure on the divers during their mission?

• Communicating with the base

• Completing the mission safely

• Finding new marine life

• Documenting the dive

What do the divers confirm about the prop and hubs during their inspection?

• They need repairs

• They are in good condition

• They are outdated

• They are missing

What marine life do the divers spot near them?

• A large shark

• A school of fish

• A big orca

• A giant squid

What action is taken after confirming everything looks good underwater?

• A new mission is planned

• The engines are put on standby

• The divers return to the surface

• The divers explore further