What best describes the population of Antarctica?

The population of Antarctica is temporary and consists mainly of scientists, researchers, and support personnel from various countries who are involved in scientific research and exploration. They are usually present only during the summer months (November to March), when the weather conditions are more favorable. The exact number of people present on the continent varies according to the season, with the summer population usually ranging from a few hundred to a few thousand individuals. However, there are no permanent residents in Antarctica, and the continent is considered uninhabited.