The Chilean Antarctic Territory is a region of Antarctica claimed by Chile. It covers a significant portion of the continent, extending from the South Pole to the Antarctic Peninsula. This area is primarily uninhabited and is governed by international treaties, including the Antarctic Treaty, which promotes scientific research and environmental protection. Chile maintains a presence in the territory through research stations, such as Base Presidente Eduardo Frei Montalva. The territory is known for its unique ecosystems, including various species of wildlife, such as seals and penguins, and is a critical area for scientific studies related to climate change and biodiversity.