The region with the largest concentration of glaciers in the world is Antarctica. This continent is covered by an immense ice sheet, which contains about 90% of the world's ice. These glaciers are critical for regulating global climate, sea levels, and ocean currents. The harsh environment of Antarctica makes it one of the least explored regions on Earth, yet it is a focal point for scientific research on climate change and ice dynamics, as well as studies related to unique wildlife adapted to extreme conditions.