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Throughout the ages there's always been a demand for specimens that push forward our understanding of the world,

and while the adventure to get them could be highly dangerous,

there's been no shortage of people prepared to risk all for the right specimen.

Almost 100 years ago, three men

pushed the boundaries of human endurance in one of the harshest climates on earth.

But what motivated them wasn't personal glory, fame or money, it was these.

The eggs of the recently discovered Emperor Penguin colony.

The world was desperate to discover the secrets of these intriguing creatures,

and they believed the answers lay inside their eggs.

So in 1911 three Brits - Edward Wilson, Apsley Cherry-Garrard and Henry Bowers,

set out on a journey that later became known as "The Worst Journey in the World."