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In July 2003, tragedy struck Antarctica when 28-year-old British marine biologist Kirsty Brown lost her life to a leopard seal attack near the Rothera Research Station. The predator appeared suddenly, dragging her nearly 60 meters beneath the icy waters. Despite desperate efforts from colleagues—who pulled her ashore and performed CPR for almost an hour—she could not be saved. This remains the only confirmed fatal leopard seal attack on a human. A year-long investigation followed, and while leop
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In July 2003, tragedy struck Antarctica when 28-year-old British marine biologist Kirsty Brown lost her life to a leopard seal attack near the Rothera Research Station. The predator appeared suddenly, dragging her nearly 60 meters beneath the icy waters. Despite desperate efforts from colleagues—who pulled her ashore and performed CPR for almost an hour—she could not be saved. This remains the only confirmed fatal leopard seal attack on a human. A year-long investigation followed, and while leop
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