flag: South Georgia & South Sandwich Islands
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South Georgia & the South Sandwich Islands are a British Overseas Territory located in the South Atlantic Ocean. The flag of the territory features a unique coat of arms alongside the Union Jack.
These islands are sparsely populated by humans, but are home to large populations of penguins and seals. People visit the islands for scientific research and tourism.
South Georgia & the South Sandwich Islands are a British Overseas Territory located in the South Atlantic Ocean. The flag of the territory features a unique coat of arms alongside the Union Jack.
These islands are sparsely populated by humans, but are home to large populations of penguins and seals. People visit the islands for scientific research and tourism.
The territory's flag is based on the British flag, the Union Jack, and features the territory's coat of arms on the right. The coat of arms depicts a sea lion and a penguin, representing the unique wildlife of the region.
The territory was discovered in 1775 by James Cook and was historically used as a whaling base. Now designated as an ecological protection zone, it serves as an important base for Antarctic research. It is also gaining attention as a unique destination for polar tourism.