Amidst the icy terrain of Antarctica, Buffalo Bills fans are showing their unwavering support for their team, even as they navigate the remoteness and challenges of their environment.
Buffalo Bills Fans Brave the Cold in Antarctica
Buffalo Bills Fans Brave the Cold in Antarctica
Research scientists in Antarctica find creative ways to support their favorite NFL team, overcoming the harsh conditions and a challenging season.
In late January, Meredith Nolan was among those committed supporters living aboard the Noosfera, a large research vessel anchored in Antarctic waters. After spending three months at Palmer Station, a small U.S. research base, she was headed home. While studying the impact of climate change on local zooplankton, Nolan managed to stay spirited about her beloved Buffalo Bills. Sporting a distinctive Bills beanie topped with a blue poof, she connected with fellow fans when out on research expeditions or when hiking the receding glaciers.
Unlike the typical chaotic celebrations associated with Bills fandom— like the infamous practice of jumping through tables—Nolan embraced the cold-drenched environment to cheer on her team. Fellow researcher Ricky Robbins, who was studying seabirds, playfully noted their anticipation of 'diving through tables' to celebrate team victories.
From their remote outpost, they remain hopeful, demonstrating that even the harshest conditions can't dampen the spirit of dedicated fans.
Unlike the typical chaotic celebrations associated with Bills fandom— like the infamous practice of jumping through tables—Nolan embraced the cold-drenched environment to cheer on her team. Fellow researcher Ricky Robbins, who was studying seabirds, playfully noted their anticipation of 'diving through tables' to celebrate team victories.
From their remote outpost, they remain hopeful, demonstrating that even the harshest conditions can't dampen the spirit of dedicated fans.
